I use python too.
While dealing with lists , I use pprint () which is pretty print to display in an organised way.
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I use python too.
While dealing with lists , I use pprint () which is pretty print to display in an organised way.
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pprint() is very handy for lists and dictionaries, but that's typically something you would do when debugging and not production.