PyCoder's Weekly | Issue #626
Briefly

When the user presses CTRL-C on the keyboard, the OS raises an interrupt signal to your program. When writing concurrent code, this can get complicated as the signal goes to the process. This article shows you how to handle capturing CTRL-C elegantly.
Ruff parser underwent a significant performance upgrade by changing from a generated parser to a hand-written recursive descent parser, resulting in more than a 2x speedup in linting performance. The article explains the changes made and the reasons behind them.
OpenStreetMaps offers an API called Overpass in addition to its web interface for mapping. An article demonstrates two Python methods to query Overpass. Additionally, a Python tutorial explores raising exceptions to enhance error handling for more reliable code.
Beware of unexpected behavior with strip functions in Python like strip, lstrip, and rstrip, which can remove more characters than anticipated. Understanding these nuances is crucial for effective string manipulation in Python.
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