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- today I show what `__main__` means for
- today I talk about why it's necessary to set `__slots__ = ()` when inheriting from namedtuple classes - namedtuples: ...
- today I talk about tracebacks! how to read them, why
- today I talk about how to convince mypy that a key definitely exists in a dictionary -- or how to fix code where mypy thinks ...
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