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When your data grows beyond a toy example, pprint starts to break. You see cut-off arrays. Flattened hierarchies. Lost context. And worst of all? Hidden bugs buried under “pretty” formatting. That’s why I created SetPrint — a Python library that shows structure, not just values.
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When your data grows beyond a toy example,
pprint
starts to break.
You see cut-off arrays. Flattened hierarchies. Lost context.
And worst of all? Hidden bugs buried under “pretty” formatting.
That’s why I created SetPrint — a Python library that shows structure, not just values.