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How to import a faq.json or a database.json?

_"Premature Optimization Is the Root of All Evil"_

Why would this make you cry? That's how basically all programming languages work...

Cant you just do b=a ?? Or a function that uses loop

Now in jetpack compose 😢

newList = [*baseList, ] newDict = {**baseDict, } And don't forget the hanging commas, because: maybeTuple = (6) # Nope, this becomes: maybeTuple = 2 * (1+ 2) = 6 # an int definitelyTuple = (6, )

I think you'll need recursive copy

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5:53 dude, you are usage f-string without necessary :)

What I normally do is from copy import deepcopy as copy. That what you continue to use copy in your code but performs a deep version.

yuss, i used this method to create child nodes for my minimax algorithm

As a beginner I found these habits very helpful thanks for providing

why not b = a[:]

How many vs code python extension? I like comment 1 usage.

Well in that case b = [item for item in a] :P didnt know shallow and deep copies were a thigg, I'll definitely be using them more. Can you mention a scenario where we would use a deep copy instead of variable assignment (e.g. b =a?)

It's not only Python, all languages have this distinction between a shallow copy and a deep copy

7:51 the words you're looking for are "with replacement" (choice) and "without replacement" (sample) as in statistics lingo

Non of these are about python or being more pythonic. This is just good old OOP and clean-code stuff.

you helped me for spaces , I used it in list with \t

i feel like doing b = a[:] could work too, but maybe i'm wrong i didn't test it with a nested container

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