- api简洁,开箱即用
- 增强接管datetime
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Here is something I want to talk about:
def my_fn(foo, bar=True):
"""A really useful function.
Returns None
"""
This is inline if __name__ == '__main__':
I really like the threading module which has the
threading.Thread class.
Here is a link time.time().
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It's very convenient to use this form.
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Danger
Beware killer rabbits!