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www.henryleach.com
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| | | | | I have a habit of adding return 0 to the end of my Python main() functions, even if they don't actually return anything. A friend pointed this weirdness out, and guessed, probably correctly, that this is a habit from C/C++ where returning 0 means 'everything went as expected'. But does that make any sense at all in Python? | |
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eli.thegreenplace.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] This article explains how to add a new 'until' statement to Python's compiler by modifying its grammar, AST generation, and bytecode compilation processes. | |
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initialcommit.com
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| | | | | In this article, you will learn what iterators are, how you can use the next() function on iterators, and maximize your usage of the next() function. | |
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semicomplete.com
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| | | What is fex? Fex is a powerful field extraction tool. Fex provides a very concise language for tokenizeing strings and extracting fields. The basic usage model is that you provide a series of delimiter and field selection pairs. Tokens can be any character, while field selections have a specific syntax. Download Releases are available on GitHub. Sometimes simpler than cut and awk cut(1) from GNU coreutils (on Linux) does not support negative offsets, so you cannot ask cut to only show you the Nth field f... | ||
