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In Python I got used to the Magic Trailing Comma which prevents collapsing a list into one line, if there is a trailing comma in the last element.
There are cases where you put a short collection or function call in your code but you anticipate it will grow in the future.
[example] foo = [ "bar", "baz", ] hello = [ "world" ]
[example] foo = [ "bar", "baz", ] hello = ["world"]
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In Python I got used to the Magic Trailing Comma which prevents collapsing a list into one line, if there is a trailing comma in the last element.
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