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@bzaczynski bzaczynski requested a review from lpozo February 23, 2025 09:54
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@bzaczynski Hey!

I wonder whether we can add some short examples from all the REPL examples we have in the article. Maybe the different ways to create bytearray objects and other useful examples. Of course, we'd need to add print() calls to produce output because we're not in a REPL. What do you think? Maybe, we can group the examples in a couple of .py file.

@brendaweles brendaweles merged commit b7192c3 into master Mar 17, 2025
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@brendaweles brendaweles deleted the python-bytearray branch March 17, 2025 22:10
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