refactoring code with var unpack#103
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refactoring code with var unpack#103idiomaticrefactoring wants to merge 1 commit intoPeizeSun:mainfrom
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refactoring code with var unpack which is more pythonic, concise, readable and efficient; how do think this change which has practical value？
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refactoring code with var unpack which is more pythonic, concise, readable and efficient; how do think this change which has practical value？
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