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Trey Hunner · 20 March 2019

A post on treyhunner.com, published 20 March 2019, is cited by 1 distinct blog to date (corpus.blog, measured 12 October 2026).

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1blog citing

Citing blogs and links by period
Period Blogs Links
All time17
Last 90 days11
Last 30 days11
Last 7 days11
Figures for this page
First cited9 Mar 2022
Latest citation9 Oct 2026
Words blogs link it with5
External links0
Lengthnot read yet

Words blogs link it with

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  • none is a value that the caller might actually want to pass in1 blog
  • sentinel value1 blog
  • sentinel values1 blog
  • sentinel values in python1 blog
  • unique default value1 blog

Cited by 1 blog in 7 posts

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Blog
Newest citing post
Date
Python 3.15's best new features

linked as “None is a value that the caller might actually want to pass in”

Read at pythonmorsels.com (opens in a new tab)
9 Oct 2026
6 other posts
17 Jul 2023
Built-in Functions in Python

linked as “unique default values and sentinel values”

Read at pythonmorsels.com (opens in a new tab)
9 Mar 2022

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