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• Python
  • the __main__ function is used so that when you import the script as a module it will not execute the code within it, rather it will now let you import the code as a module so I can from <module> import <something> The only time the that __name__ == __main__ is when we run the file as a script
• Python 5 Things You're Doing Wrong When Programming in Python
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  • Python the _ in python can hold the last value in an interactive shell session but can be used like the unnamed register in Vim and you can use it to avoid issues when unpacking tuples or just throwing something away:

my_tuple = (1,2,3)
x, _, z = my_tuple # (1,2,3)
#> x = 1
#> _ = 2
#> z = 3

• Python thomas-cokelaer python notes Python Operator Overloading b95d08-0498-4303-abb4-02cad357e380
  • Python Rich Inspect module and Xml module Socratica -- XML & ElementTree || Python Tutorial || Learn Python Programming

import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
from inspect import getmembers, isclass, isfunction 

# Display classes in ET module
for (name, member) in getmembers(ET, isclass):
if not name.startswith("_"):
	print( name)