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The Magic of Python Context Managers
The Magic of Python Context Managers.
Recipes for using and creating awesome Python context managers, that will make your code more readable, reliable and less error prone…
https://towardsdatascience.com/the-magic-of-python-context-managers-adb92ace1dd0
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JuanjoA
Hello, here is a clear explanation of what context managers are, with real life examples.
Thanks for share.
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