We have found that we have a set of attributes(all are not going to change and pulled from the environment at runtime) exist in majority of our classes.I tried searching around for this but unfortunat
Is there a way in python to get a types default value? //C# default(typeof(int)) I am looking for a more pythonic way to get type defaults?
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I downloaded python 2.7.1 from the python website and installed it to windows. When attempting to symlink a file, I find that it is not supported.
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I have just started learning python 2.7, and as every new learner i am still getting accustomed to the syntax that python uses. I tried to write this code:
In Python 2.7 both the following will do the same print(\"Hello, World!\") # Prints \"Hello, World!\" print \"Hello, World!\" # Prints \"Hello, World!\"
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