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You can use enums to group #python constants:.

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Did you know that pathlib has a nice abstraction to read / write files? . I mean, it uses a `with` statement under the hood of course, but you only have to call a method 🐍 😍 📈. #python #tips

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Caching is so easy in #Python, just use this decorator. 😍. Also notice how big of a difference it can make in performance! 📈. Bonus: how to use timeit 🐍

`.split()` turns a string into a list, by default it splits by space, so here we can easily turn a string of first names into a list:. #python #tips

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Sentiment analysis in 2 lines of code:. #python #tips

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Did you know that by adding `__enter__` and `__exit__` to a class, you can turn it into a context manager? 🐍 💡. Here’s an example where a transaction automatically rolls back if the balance goes negative—ensuring safer operations. 🚀. 🔹 Entering the context saves the current

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Did you know that you can use difflib for fuzzy (or “good enough”) searching? Django's actually uses this! 🐍 😍 📈. #python #tips

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Did you know that >= #Python 3.10 you can use itertools.pairwise() to iterate over a numbers in pairs. No more zip (built-in) with slicing - this is more readable / intuitive:

How Astral's Team Puts Extra Care Into Rich Error Reporting in Their New Type Checker . #python #rust #tools.