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Everyone know about extend method

And may be stop using dictionaries for such data structures, and use dataclasses instead?

Hey man an error isn't that bad. Maps in C++ insert that automatically if the key doesn't exist 🤣😆😆

Haha, I found it

Since you didnt put comma its considered a part of the string that is before it And if u try to print my_list[3] Result will be twitterreddit

Well, if I created the dict in the first place, then I am going to use the first method because I want it to break there, not dump a useless message to a log file and try to run without the data it needs to work. Secondly, if it was an optional key, not sure why I might allow that, but ok, let's say I did, if it's 'not available' then my message would say 'location is not available', so I would at least know what wasn't available. Using this is going to end up making the code even more fragile because you have now introduced multiple ways for the function to return none and you don't know the cause, if location simply was not set, then your get would also return none, because that's the value of location, bro.

Same as for-loop

Depending on the optimization level of the C++ compiler, it may have completely removed the for loop, since the i variable is never used

imao, py is interpreted, and C++ is compiler before the run or start your program, the project was build

hey why tf are you edditing in the terminal i thought it was some downgraded vi and vim but no i guess

It's because in Python and almost any other programing language and computers START COUNTING FROM 0 NOT FROM 1!!!

Instagram just isn't good enough to get counted on the list

Because you fogot a comma

Between Twitter and reddit there will be ","

Forgot the last comma

You can't confuse python, it confuses you

Bro thinks we won't notice the comma

That is why i hate python, The debugging would take hours on this shi

You forgot comma, and it concatenates the strings

twitter and reddit are one word cuz of no comma so it thinks its one word

You forgot 1 comma

Because after "twitter " you didn't put "comma" so that's why

Good value of knowledge under one minute .

And what about *args ?

This is the equivalent of saying "I've learned that if I move a constant outside of a parenthesis, I can get the same answer without all that confusing stuff in the parenthesis. In retrospect it makes no difference if it's only 1 function not effecting other functions. 1(n + 1) = 1(n) + 1 It's not "confusing stuff", it's the exact same thing written in a different container that's nested in the first container so follows a different ruleset when observed by the magnitude of nested containers.

tip: instead of "i = i + 1", you can just do "i += 1"

A totally useless feature

Dang. Nice.

i ve been getting back to python lately thank you

Sir can you please make a series of modules i was soo mess up with the modules like regex,sys etc., 🙏

Absolutely useless in the real world...

Maybe also add a max length on the keys to automatically determine the minimum adjustment. Otherwise that first key with 11+ characters will break the formatting.

complete useless syntatic sugar

Nice video sir, can u please release video for how to setup Visual Studio Code for python?

Nice video sir

Nice tutorial! <3 But maybe you could include a mini project as an example so we can follow along and get the full idea.

Please remove the popping sound . It's distracting

Wow new thing about python. But else is not suited for the functionality

Its not hidden functionality.. Its else suit..

Simply a,b=b,a

Pretty much simple but on point and not boring nice vid

It should be called finally. Else makes no sense, like the rest of python 😢

Thanks sir, im beginner and did not know about else thing

How will it work for the second case, where you've typed 'subtrack' on code and give 'subtract' on execution 😅

Thanks Chatgpt!

"Heres a super powerful AI in only 3 lines of code! First off you wana start with 'import google.generativeai' 🥴"

So it's two lines? import qrcode as qr qr.make("any text here").save("qrcode.png")

Where's the link to your telegram channel

Nice video, where does the .png file save?