#🔒 Which is worse for initializing this dict?

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clever wing
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variable_registers = {"V0": 0, "V1": 0, "V2": 0, "V3": 0, "V4": 0, "V5": 0, "V6": 0, "V7": 0, "V8": 0, "V9": 0, "VA": 0, "VB": 0, "VC": 0, "VD": 0, "VE": 0, "VF": 0}
variable_registers = {f"V{hex(i)[2:].upper()}": 0 for i in range(16)}  # initialize variable registers as V0, V1, V2... VE, VF
narrow cobaltBOT
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@clever wing

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cyan prawn
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this is more of a preference thing, would you rather have something shorter but harder to visualize or longer but a bit tedious

junior saffron
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variable_registers = {f"V{i}": 0 for i in "0123456789ABCDEF"}
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This is better. Short, readable, and efficient.

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