Simplify Your Code with Unpacking/Spread Operator: A Comprehensive Python Tutorial @sdev_in

The spread operator/unpacking operator (* for lists, ** for dictionaries) is a powerful tool that allows us to unpack the elements of an iterable into another iterable. This means we can easily combine two or more lists or dictionaries, without having to manually iterate over them.

we'll take a look at 7 different examples how to use the spread operator, and how it can help us write more concise and readable code.
✅ 1. Using the spread operator with a list
✅ 2. Using the spread operator with a dictionary
✅ 3. Using the spread operator in sets
✅ 4. Using the spread operator in the multiple iterables
✅ 5. Using the spread operator for unpacking nested iterables
✅ 6. Using the spread operator in the function arguments
✅ 7. Using the spread operator with named arguments

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Hi, thank you for the great explanation about the spread operator, clear examples and wisely organized content.