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    1. Rather than calling any function in the humansize module, you’re just grabbing one of the data structures it defines: the list of "SI" (powers-of-1000) suffixes. +
    2. Rather than calling any function in the humansize module, you’re just grabbing one of the data structures it defines: the list of “SI” (powers-of-1000) suffixes.
    3. This looks complicated, but it’s not. {0} would refer to the first argument passed to the format() method, si_suffixes. But si_suffixes is a list. So {0[0]} refers to the first item of the list which is the first argument passed to the format() method: 'KB'. Meanwhile, {0[1]} refers to the second item of the same list: 'MB'. Everything outside the curly braces — including 1000, the equals sign, and the spaces — is untouched. The final result is the string '1000KB = 1MB'.
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    What this example shows is that format specifers can access items and properties of data structures using (almost) Python syntax. This is called compound field names. The following compound field names "just work": +

    What this example shows is that format specifers can access items and properties of data structures using (almost) Python syntax. This is called compound field names. The following compound field names “just work”: