One-line class declaration: >>> class MyClass(object): >>> spam = "I am spam"

class MyClass = ((object,), {"spam": "I am spam"})

MyClass = type("MyClass", (object,), {"spam": "I am spam"})

MyClass = class("MyClass", (object,), ["spam": "I am spam"})

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Replace RED space

2::

::2

:2

:2:

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>>> d = {'four': {'six': 6, 'five': 5}, 'three': [3, 33, 333], 'two': 2, 'one': 1} Print out to console only first level of dictionary like this: >>> {'four': {...}, 'one': 1, 'three': [...], 'two': 2}

print(d)

from pprint import pprint pprint(d, depth=1)

from pprint import pprint pprint(d)

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>>> x = 10 >>> 10 == x > 7

True

False

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>>> x = 5 >>> x < 10 < x*10 < 100

True

False

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>>> x = 60 >>> 1 < x < 100

True

False

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Inline if statement: if x: y=100 else: y=20

if x: y=100 else y=20

x=20 if x else 100

y=100 if x else 20

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