Closed MrIbrahem closed 8 months ago
The updates across various Python files seem to focus on code simplification and modernization. The use of f-strings for text formatting, direct dictionary assignments, and the walrus operator for conditional expressions indicate a push for more readable and efficient code. Dictionary comprehensions and direct returns in functions also contribute to this streamlining effort.
File(s) | Change Summary |
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arw2.py |
Added Offset and Limit dictionaries, refactored command line argument handling, dictionary comprehension, and function logic; employed f-strings. |
claims/do_text.py |
Utilized walrus operator, modified dictionary construction, and switched to f-strings for formatting. |
claims/fix_dump.py , claims/read_dump.py , labels/read_dump.py |
Adjusted dictionary sorting, conditional assignment, and direct return of formatted date. |
labels/labels_old_values.py |
Simplified dictionary assignment by removing intermediate variables. |
labelssql/down.py , labelssql/read_n.py |
Reorganized code and list formatting; minor comment and indentation changes. |
labelssql/o.py , labelssql/read_new.py |
Updated string quoting, SQLite and pymysql operations, added debug print statements, improved readability, refactored lambda and sorting logic. |
🐇💻 In the code where the rabbits dwell,
F-strings and dicts now weave their spell.
With each refactor's clever sleight,
Our burrows bask in cleaner light.
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