#🔒 🔒 Cleaning code with largs dicts

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vital lantern
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bruh now I have to rewrite that? there should be a warning that .txt file shouldn't be uploaded

shell perch
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!paste

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vital lantern
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aight anyways, I was wondering if there was some way to clean code that had very large dicts, such as this

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is this how you write the same? or should I store every one of my dicts seperately?

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🔒 Cleaning code with largs dicts

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