Suggest using os.path.basename or dirname instead of split#18
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Compared than discarding a variable (or indexing a temporary tuple) from split, the `basename` and `dirname` functions have names that are descriptive and easier to read. This isn't exactly a huge win for readability but it should be a slight improvement. PiperOrigin-RevId: 360083589
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Suggest using os.path.basename or dirname instead of split
Compared than discarding a variable (or indexing a temporary tuple) from split, the
basenameanddirnamefunctions have names that are descriptive and easier to read.This isn't exactly a huge win for readability but it should be a slight improvement.