There are 2 ways.
Format the Python code using black, which will automatically convert single quotes to double quotes when applicable. (Note that you can format the code again using yapf if you want the code to formatted by yapf finally.)
Use the tool myint/unify to help you.
A string is essentially a sequence of characters. This is how string is implemented in many programming languages (string in Java is different). For this reason, you can operate string like an array in some programming languages. This post is a shallow summary on strings in different programming languages. For …
auto s = "abcd" creats const char * not string, so use auto with caution.
Since a string in C++ is an array of chars, you can operate it like an array. For example, you can use range-based for loop and so on.
It is recommended that you use std::string in …
The uniform random variables generated by VB is pretty good. At least it's acceptable according to the test in R.
String functions that return a string can be used with a dollar sign at the end, which is a faster version of the corresponding function.
The function …