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There is lot of things you can do, out of the box, using Python standard library. Here is a great article from Rodrigo detailing the Python
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read morefunctoolsmodule from the standard library has many gems that I'm using quite regularly. Discover 6 of them with examples and use cases.8 versions of UUID and when to use them
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