settings = QSettings() value = settings.value("path/to/setting", defaultValue="default") print(value) # prints the string value or the default value if setting does not exist
settings = QSettings() value = settings.value("path/to/setting", defaultValue=0, type=int) print(value) # prints the integer value or the default value if setting does not exist
settings = QSettings() value = settings.value("path/to/setting", defaultValue=[], type=list) print(value) # prints the list value or the default value if setting does not existPackage Library: The package library used in these code examples is PyQt, specifically the PyQt.QtCore module. QSettings is a PyQt class that provides persistent platform-independent application settings.