#walrusoperator
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Just wrote the first blog article in 6 years on my personal blog. 🎉 Handling Paginated API Responses with the Walrus Operator https://joeriksson.se/blog/handling-paginated-api-calls/ #python #walrusoperator #api #piecesofpy
Encapsulating the atrocity of umask handling with Python's walrus operator: os.umask(current_umask := os.umask(0)) This isn't clearly *better*, but at least it's clearly shorter. Without `:=`, we'd need two lines: current_umask = os.umask(0
would you use the #WalrusOperator? if test_fit(i, j, s) or test_fit(i, j, s := 1): fill_grid(i, j, s) or make it a bit longer like this if test_fit(i, j, s): fill_grid(i, j, s) elif test_fit(i, j, 1): fill_grid(i, j, 1) ? #Python
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