In this video, we will be looking at 10 Python functions that will simplify your life. These can save you a ton of time and a lot of headache, and they get more and more interesting as we go through them.

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⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | pprint
01:10 | collections.defaultdict
03:28 | pickle
06:35 | any
08:17 | all
10:14 | collections.counter
11:20 | timeit.timeit
12:41 | itertools.chain
16:27 | dataclasses.dataclass

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10 Python Functions That Will Simplify Your Life

Wow python really is very powerful, nice info

I’ll save u 19 min:
<ul>
<li>pprint (Pretty Print)</li>
<li>collections.defaultdict (Default Dictionary)</li>
<li>pickle (Serialize Objects)</li>
<li>any (Check Any True)</li>
<li>all (Check All True)</li>
<li>collections.counter (Count Occurrences)</li>
<li>timeit.timeit (Time Execution)</li>
<li>itertools.chain (Combine Iterables)</li>
<li>dataclasses.dataclass (Data Container)</li>
</ul>

one tricky case: <code>all</code> called with the empty iterable returns True, which may be unexpected: <code>all([]) -&gt; True</code>

Thanks for the tutorial man! it really made by life easier

This was a nice reminder of how easy python is 🫴✨