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Let's try something interesting ...I call it #socialLearning. I post a #DataScience topic and you tell me interesting things you know about it.!!

#python #Unpacking #Variables

In python we are able to unpack sequences (think lists, tuples etc..) into variables

it means when I split the string "hello world", I can directly unpack the resulting list into the variables `h and `w 🙃

If we didn't care about some of the fields. We can use "_" as placeholder :)

So if we had many elements in the sequence?... we need many placeholders? 😖Python to the rescue!!!🙃

We can use this to unpack sequences into our functions....😉That is pretty cute!!!
Please share more ideas on this thread #sociallearning #unpackingvariables

here some kind of nested unparking. :)

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