| Specifications | |
| Number of Cards | 65 (5 custom) |
| Players | 1 to 4 |
| Size | 2.6 x 3.6 x 1.18 in 66 x 91 x 30 mm |
If you are learning to code, it is often hard to discover and memorize all of the functions of a programming language. STJ: Python Flashcards make it super easy. They combine state‑of‑the‑art memory techniques with a fun-to-play card game to help you remember functions faster.
Summon The JSON: Python is not only a Flashcard deck. It is also a game for everyone. Up to four people can play a game of STJ: Python. The deck is divided into heroes, animals, and food. Some cards have points, some have superpowers. You can combine them to win battles against other players.
A game of STJ: Python can be played by anyone. You don’t need to have any prior programming knowledge to do so. In fact, it is a great way to spend time in a mixed group of geeks and non‑geeks. You can play it with your family, your friends, and your colleagues. Even when meeting new people, a game of STJ: Python is a great ice-breaker, a conversation starter, and a way to spend time with other people, chat, and bond. Have a great time together!
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As a MTG fan, I saw this advertised on IG and immediately had to buy. After having spent a few weeks with the cards, the purchase did not disappoint! If you’re a MTG fan AND learning Python (or any of the available languages for that matter) do yourself a favor a pick these up!
A Great Resource for Training
I purchased both the python and javascript decks. They are well made and the game is a fun little time killer. I work with a lot of junior data analysts and use these decks for a game a few times a week to help train them on different aspects of python and javascript. It has helped them move from Excel to python in Jupyter notebooks. If summonthejson does different decks for statistical analysis or machine learning I will definitely buy them too.
Beautiful in design, and spicing things up when it comes to learning Py ;)
Since I first found out about Summon The JSON project, I followed it on FB. I lurked and wished for the Python deck. I remember thinking of learning some JavaScript, so I could put my hands on a deck of my own already. Recently I found out that Python deck is at the finishing phase, and ordered it (along with the JS deck :D… I know, I don’t know JS yet, but I was so hyped I wanted it all, and learn along with it). To be honest I'm at the beginning of my journey with Python, and when I go along with coding, and chew on some new concepts I’ve learned, I go through the cards, and think of the methods that are depicted on the cards. I really am thrilled and cannot wait when I play with someone, instead of just going through my decks! Ah! And since I saw the card ‘Bool’ with a hooded creature on it, I think of booleans as creatures that judge everything constantly :D Couldn't be more on point ;) Thanks! Very good job!