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Update #46

Closed MrIbrahem closed 8 months ago

MrIbrahem commented 8 months ago

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The recent update encompasses a variety of refinements across multiple Python scripts, focusing on enhancing data handling, streamlining functions, and improving readability. Adjustments include the optimization of dictionary initializations, command-line argument processing, and string formatting. The use of the walrus operator for in-place assignments and the reorganization of database interactions also stand out, indicating a shift towards more modern and efficient Python coding practices.

Changes

File(s) Summary of Changes
arw2.py Updated initialization of Offset and Limit dictionaries, command-line argument processing, restructuring of the prefixes dictionary, logic alterations in the ns_stats function, and string formatting improvements. Enhanced read_data and make_P31_table_no functions.
claims/do_text.py, labels/do_text1.py Refactored functions for readability and maintainability, introduced the walrus operator, modified string concatenations, and updated dictionary comprehensions.
claims/fix_dump.py, labels/labels_old_values.py Adjusted sorting mechanisms, variable assignments, and conditional statements using the walrus operator.
claims/read_dump.py, labels/read_dump.py Renamed variables, updated global variable assignments, dictionary keys, and direct returns of formatted time.
labelssql/o.py, labelssql/read_new.py Reorganized SQLite database setup, streamlined database connection and table creation, and refactored functions for concise syntax.

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A rabbit refines with a skip and a bop.
Lines neatly pruned, and functions so spry,
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