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Strings management: use the newest recommended way to handle literals #443
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Great job! Good to see the port wasn't that hard.
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- You should use a linter (like flake8)
- Type hints with a type linter (like
mypy
) is a nice improvement for code readability
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Using review. Thank you @Hugo-Rybinski
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Please see inline comments
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…with the .format method instead of str()
Porting to python 3 has been done thanks to several small PRs
This PR is now enhancing the string management.