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## most useful example from here: https://www.attrs.org/en/stable/examples.html
from joecceasy import Easy ; #Easy.Init()
@Easy.DataClass
class MyDataClass:
simple: bool = True
dataclassesAreTheOnlyOption: bool = False
thisCouldBeAnything: object = None
myDataInstance = MyDataClass( )
Easy.Ic( myDataInstance )
Point2d = Easy.NamedTuple(
'Point2d',
['x',
'y'])
point2d = Point2d( 5, -2 )
Easy.Ic( point2d )
from joecceasy import Easy
#ic, tt = Easy.Ic, Easy.TrimAndTab
w = '4'
x = 3
y = 5
z = "some text"
print("""
We can use 'Easy.Ic' directly to show a var, value, and type
\n""")
Easy.Ic(w)
print("""
... but often it's better to make a var pointing to it
with something like 'ic = Easy.Ic'
\n""")
ic = Easy.Ic
ic('y')
print("""
Even better, We can use 'Easy.See' directly
to show a variable by name,
a string evaluated as an expression,
also with value and type
\n""")
Easy.See('y+1')