@maco yeah, the pattern in Python is that if the method mutates the object it usually returns None. Like my_list.sort(), in place, and then sorted(my_list), gets you a new list.
@maco yeah, the pattern in Python is that if the method mutates the object it usually returns None. Like my_list.sort(), in place, and then sorted(my_list), gets you a new list.
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