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python: what is 0-arg raise? (beginner) anthony explains #387

python: what is 0-arg raise? (beginner) anthony explains #387

today we talk a bit about the `

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python: why str('foo') (python 2 / 3 compat) (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #226

today I talk about an old technique that might appear in legacy code -- a forced native literal! I also show how to automatically ...

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python: raise SystemExit (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #331

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python easter eggs: easiest hello world! (beginner) anthony explains #215

my only complaint is that it isn't "hello hello world" -- today I talk about the `__hello__` module -- one of the oldest in cpython!

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python easter eggs: this (beginner) anthony explains #318

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python: what is assert? (beginner) anthony explains #240

today I talk about the `assert` statement, what it is, how it works, and why some will flag it as a "security" issue. playlist: ...

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python variable unpackings (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #031

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python: traceback basics + raise from (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #283

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python: what is `__main__` / `__main__.py` ? (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #344

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you can't always trust argv[0] (intermediate) anthony explains #542

you can't always trust argv[0] (intermediate) anthony explains #542

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don't name things "..._new" (beginner) anthony explains #333

don't name things "..._new" (beginner) anthony explains #333

today I share a bit of industry wisdom about naming large scale refactors as well as my recommendation for renaming large ...

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how does swapping work in python? (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #484

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python: how do any / all work? (beginner) anthony explains #225

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