So what have you learned? Instead of replacing a series of bash commands with one Python script, it often is better to have Python do only the heavy lifting in the middle. This allows for more modular ...

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When running Python interactively or on a script file, you rarely need to care about this global namespace. However, when running the embedded interpreter, you'll often need to access this dictionary ...