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python math

When math ain't mathing right
python math = print(f"{255:c}") = ÿ
python math = print(f"{1<10}!") = True!
python math = print(f"{f"{{}}"}") = {}
by fabseboy October 10, 2025
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Python

A slang word for pedophile or a person who sends death threats to young girls
Person 1: "hey did you hear about that EDP guy"
Person 2: "yeah, he is a real python"
by Premier SMTHNFNNY101 October 14, 2022
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Fudge Python

A Large Steaming Rope of fecal matter. sometimes peppered with various bits of corn, peanuts, or other festive consumables that can be eaten twice.
Alright, who left a fudge python in the employee restroom? The whole goddamn floor is flooded!
by bmb1455 April 8, 2022
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pythonic

A common neologism in the Python community is pythonic, which has a broad range of meanings related to program style: Pythonic code may use Python idioms well; be natural or show fluency in the language; or conform with Python's minimalist philosophy and emphasis on readability.
Her code is so pythonic; it’s clean, readable, and uses all the right idioms—it's like poetry for programmers!
by Emotional Cruiser November 1, 2025
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Pythoned

When it appears that the person in question seems to dislocates their jaw to fit more food in their mouth.
Wow, she really pythoned that burger
by KTR123 November 1, 2022
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Python 3.11.9

A version of Python that makes programmers hungry whilst coding in this version of Python, as it was first released right during the fasting month of Ramadan — i.e. on Tuesday, April 2nd 2024
I started coding in Python 3.11.9, and I swear it makes me so hungry every time I debug my code—maybe because it dropped during Ramadan on Tuesday, April 2nd 2024!
by Emotional Cruiser November 1, 2025
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console.log in python

a phrase that describes a programmer who either completely doesn't know what his/she/they is doing or a programmer that is very skilled in their craft. The phrase is also used to describe skids (script kiddies) which also falls into the category of not knowing what they are doing.
Programmer A: OMG, I'm so good at coding, I can use console.log in python.

Everyone else: WTF are you talking about.
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