Idiomatic Python: Merging Dictionaries

In this video we take a look at the pythonic way of merging multiple dictionaries. One way involving creating a new dictionary, and another way without creating a new dictionary using a ChainMap.
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[@t_12delay]

following your Deep dive on python part 1 atm and your one of the first that i have an easy time following along with, love that you break down and explain everything you do in those videos its very helpful for someone like me and id assume many others who are slower at getting the hang of things haha

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thanks, glad you are finding the course useful!

[@5ihdi]

Just reminder: we are still waiting for solid FastAPI course on Udemy :) It would be great if the course contains also asyncio

[@iamnoonewhoareu]

I think if this channel becomes popular, Fred will be more motivated to create new course(s)

[@mathbyteacademy]

😀 I have started work on a Pydantic course. Not quite FastAPI yet, but Pydantic is an integral part of FastAPI so I am going to start there.

[@5ihdi]

@@mathbyteacademy that's the good news :)

[@MaxShapira2real]

Thanks, Fred. Two things:
1. Another way to combine dictionaries (creates a copy): settings = default_settings | user_settings | env_vars
2. Could you put together a course on asyncio? I haven't come across a good course that explains asynchronous programming in Python. And there's no one better qualified than you to do it.

[@mathbyteacademy]

Nice tip, thank you!

[@amirsohail2368]

I love your all courses on udemy plus here as well, can you please also make courses on Data Engineering

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thanks, glad you like them. And thanks for the suggestion - by data engineering I assume you mean data ingestion and transformations? (like DBT for example?)

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Hopefully you create a course on deep dive django?

[@mathbyteacademy]

I do not know Django at all...