A package For ease of working with strings
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pystrings
For ease of working with strings
If you, like me, have an obsession with writing strings, use pystrings
Write it once, then call it
You can use pystrings as below:
from pystrings import create_strings
#initialization
my_str = create_strings(['hell_world', 'use_it_for_handle_all_strings', 'haha'])
#example for test it
print(my_str.haha)
==>haha
pystrings is an open-source library
you can use it in all source code instead strings, like use in instead of ML hyperparameters
just you must inshialize pystrings with your strings and call it later
In the Jupyter web application this is a great function, when you select a cell for initialization and whenever you need to add a string, you update this cell and run it again.
We have good news in the next updates
to be continued...
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