hi all,
what does this syntax mean? _()
as in
foo = _("hello")
-jeff
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what does this syntax mean? _()
as in
foo = _("hello")
-jeff
lost: one sig, last seen here.
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noob question: _() 1
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um i don't think u put a "_" in there, lol. to it would be:
foo = ("hello")
another thing ur sayign foo = a tuple with the context hello and not foo = hello. just incase u didn't know. but take the _ out.
when using a braket, nothign goes be4 it. atleast that's to my knowledge. hope i was some help.
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foo = ("hello")
another thing ur sayign foo = a tuple with the context hello and not foo = hello. just incase u didn't know. but take the _ out.
when using a braket, nothign goes be4 it. atleast that's to my knowledge. hope i was some help.
Chaosguy - To die would be an awefully big adventure.
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