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Category Archives: Python
Did You Know? Python’s Walrus Operator Can Make Your Code Cleaner
Did you know? Since Python 3.8, you can use the walrus operator ( := ) to assign a value to a variable as part of an expression. It’s a small piece of syntax that can meaningfully tidy up loops and … Continue reading
Did You Know? Python Dictionaries Preserve Insertion Order
Did you know? Since Python 3.7, the built-in 1dict type officially preserves the order in which keys are inserted. Before that, if you needed ordering guarantees you had to reach for 1collections.OrderedDict . Today, a plain dictionary is enough for … Continue reading
Python Sample Script
You inherit a folder full of bash scripts. They source each other, they call each other through pipelines, and after a while nobody remembers who depends on whom. You want a picture — “if I touch deploy.sh, what else might … Continue reading
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