I figured out what canonicalization is
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[IDK] : Will return later and figure out how it works
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[IK] : The author seemed to have an understanding of thi
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[$TITLE] : the title of the file
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[WONDR] : Wonder if I can improve this...
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Python's __main__ and __init__
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As far as I know, __init__ is the initialization script, just like Unix and alike's /etc/init.rc script. It's required to make it so that it's a package.
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[canonicalization.py]
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[IDK] This is a file about... canonicalization... what ever that is.... Ubuntu?
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Canonicalization, in computer science is a process for converting data that has more than one possible representation into a standard "canonical" form --- thanks wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0
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imports regular expression module
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global variable __all__ is that thing
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unused (potential future code) exception
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this seem to do ab
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lots of regular expression codes..
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[WONDR]
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I wonder if I can fit my U-label convertor here...
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