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Miscellaneous
;
is not used, use spaces instead!If you wanna 2 or more commands in 1 line, you can use
;
to separate them.Tab size usually is 4.
Lines can be broken with just an Enter, you also use
\
between the lines if you want.From Python 3.6, you can use
1_000_000
for the number1000000
.from __future__ import <package>
allows current version of python to use<package>
which is only available in the "future" version of python.if __name__ == "__main__":
determines the main running file of codes. The codes inside this command only run if the file containing it is the main executed file! [read more]If we don't need to mention some variable, use
_
:for _ in range(2):
print("Thi")Thi Thi
Swap 2 variables
a, b = b, a
Clear variables
# Clear (without confirmation) a variable from workspace
del <var>
%reset_selective <var>
# Check if available and then delete
if '<var>' in globals(): del <var>
# use locals() inside a def
# Clear all variables
%reset # with confirmation
%reset -f # without confirmation
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