I was going through some Python automation scripts and I saw the new (for me) keyword of ___threshold__ = 0.6. What it indicate? What it is used for?
I was going through some Python automation scripts and I saw the new (for
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I was going through some Python automation scripts and I saw the new (for me) keyword of ___threshold__ = 0.6. What it indicate? What it is used for?
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python "__threshold__"in Google. This doesn’t have any special meaning in Python, it’s just an identifier someone chose to use.__this_format__is only supposed to be used by built-in names, to prevent confusion like this.