Hi there, good post, I remember when I crossed over from Java to Python and it took some time to adjust.
If we're talking about pythonic code, an interesting tidbit I once ran across is joining two dicts in a one liner.
old_dict1, old_dict2 = {'One':1, 'Two':2}, {'Two':22, 'Four':4} new_dict = {**old_dict1, **old_dict2} print(new_dict) # {'One':1, 'Two':22, 'Four':4}
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Hi there,
good post, I remember when I crossed over from Java to Python and it took some time to adjust.
If we're talking about pythonic code, an interesting tidbit I once ran across is joining two dicts in a one liner.