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Python: String formatting

In every language, text formatting is an important feature. Almost every language has a specific way to deal with it. So here's a little tutorial/reminder on how to do string formatting in Python.

Note: I'm using Python 3.8 in the examples.

Let's go

Addition & cast

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Dynamically adds inheritance.

Contains the `inherit` method, which dynamically
adds inheritance from a parent object to a child object.
"""

import inspect

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import os
from argparse import ArgumentParser
from os import listdir
from os.path import isfile, join

from plyfile import PlyData


def parse_args():
    parser = ArgumentParser()

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/**
 * @file strdup.c
 * @author CGuichard
 * @standard C99
 * @version 1.0
 * @date 22th October 2021
 *
 * @brief Implementation of the strdup function in C
 *
 * This file implements the function strdup in C. As the name implies,

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##@ Welcome, this Makefile is an example of self-documented
##@ Makefile. Here are the features:
##@ - Add "##@" followed by a text to write the Makefile header text.
##@   You can also write the Makefile header inside a MAKEFILE_HELP variable.
##@   The last way is to write a Makefile.help file inside the same folder.
##@ - Add "##" next to one of the Makefile's target to document it.

.PHONY: default run

# ======================================================= #

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Bulma extensions

Intro

Choosing a CSS framework can be a hassle. Some people choose to stick to Bootstrap, but sometimes changing is good. One of the alternatives that I love is Bulma.

Bulma is 100% CSS only, no Javascript, light-weight and beautiful. The lack of Javascript is frustrating in some cases, like the tabs. To overcome this problem, you can check BulmaJS. It is an unofficial extension, but it's great.

But one of its weakness is its simplicity. Some fabulous Bootstrap components like the Carousel are missing. To add such features, you can use one or more extension for Bulma.