The method `get_matching_blocks` in the `difflib.SequenceMatcher` class in Python is used to find the matching blocks between two sequences being compared. It returns a list of named tuples containing three elements: the starting indices in the first sequence (`a`), the starting indices in the second sequence (`b`), and the number of elements in the matching block. These matching blocks represent consecutive non-overlapping chunks of elements that are common in both sequences being compared. The method is particularly useful for finding similarities or differences between strings, lists, or any other sequence-like objects.
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