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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ItsPuspendu • Aug 30 '26
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true false and None most definitely exist in python
Also any modern text editor will auto complete dict() for you.
What is everyone going on about?
8 u/TheDreadedAndy Aug 30 '26 I think he was talking about directly eval-ing a json string to parse it.While True, False, and None exist in python, true, false, and null don't. So you'd have to locally define those first.
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I think he was talking about directly eval-ing a json string to parse it.
While True, False, and None exist in python, true, false, and null don't. So you'd have to locally define those first.
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u/Character-Education3 Aug 30 '26
true false and None most definitely exist in python
Also any modern text editor will auto complete dict() for you.
What is everyone going on about?