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Prefer OrderedDict over ordered dictionary - #7538
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Prefer "OrderedDict" over "ordered dictionary" now that dict objects preserve insertion order.
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Please, open an issue in http://bugs.python.org and reference that issue number in the pull request title. More info about the workflow: https://devguide.python.org/pullrequest/#submitting Thanks! :) |
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Thanks for the review, Pablo! As this is closely related to #7535, I'm closing this PR, and I'll merge this branch to the one for that PR. |
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Prefer "OrderedDict" over "ordered dictionary" now that dict objects preserve insertion order.