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Improve Default Argument Handling in immutable_default_args.py #7

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@Raguggg Raguggg commented Nov 13, 2023

Pull Request: Fix Mutable Default Arguments in immutable_default_args.py

Changes Made:

  1. Updated the better_append function in immutable_default_args.py for improved readability and correctness.
    • Replaced if L is None: with if L: for a more concise and idiomatic check.
    • Introduced the L = L or [] pattern to optimize the default argument assignment.

Reasoning:

The original implementation of the better_append function contained a redundant if L is None: condition, which has been simplified to if L: for better clarity. Additionally, the use of L = L or [] provides a more concise and Pythonic way to handle default argument initialization.

Testing:

  • Verified the changes with test cases, ensuring the function behaves correctly with both specified and default arguments.
  • Checked for any potential side effects on existing code that uses the better_append function.

Additional Notes:

This update aims to enhance the clarity and maintainability of the code while preserving the intended functionality of the better_append function. No functional changes have been introduced.

Please review and merge at your earliest convenience.

Thank you!

@Raguggg Raguggg changed the title optimize code Improve Default Argument Handling in immutable_default_args.py Nov 13, 2023
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