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A note about implemeting both methods When both methods are implemented, it's somewhat common to have a __str__ method that returns a human-friendly representation (e.g. "Ace of Spaces") and __repr__ return an eval-friendly representation. In fact, the Python docs for repr() note ex...

"(Double-quoted) String" 'Literal string' @" Here-string "@ @' Literal here-string '@ Strings are objects representing text.

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"[string]" '[Unicode scalar value]' graphemes([string]) ParameterDetailsForsprint(f, xs...)fA function that takes an IO object as its first argument.xsZero or more remaining arguments to pass to f.

The goal here is to not lose content, so the regex must not consume (match) any input. Rather it must match between the last character of the previous target input and the first character of the next target input. eg for 8-character substrings, we need to break the input up (ie match) at the place...

Strings in D are immutable; use .dup to make a mutable char array if you want to edit in-place.

macro"string" # short, string macro form @macro_str "string" # long, regular macro form macro`command` String macros are not quite as powerful as plain old strings — because interpolation must be implemented in the macro's logic, string macros are unable to contain str...

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