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oops spoiler in the thumbnail it's str.partition, oh well -- I today I talk about reference counting and the `weakref` module and some use cases for weak references (and why they're not ... today we go over the brand new variadic generics and how they change the type system (finally type-able `*args`!) - generics: ...
today we talk about "soft" keywords and how they allow a growing programming language to evolve without breaking the world!
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- it's here! with ugly new typing syntax and infinitely nestable fstrings and one of the funniest changes I've seen in a while --
- today I talk about why dictionary literals (and other literals) are faster than their function-called counterparts -
- today I talk about `ExitStack` and a few uses of it: conditional contexts,
- today we go over narrowings and `TypeGuard` -- which enables you to write your own user-defined narrowings! playlist: ...
- today I talk about `nonlocal` and how you can use it to modify
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