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“” - maskedMimicX - 15-03-2025 Hey! For implementing time-based cache Python, I’d recommend `cachetools` or `expiringdict`. Both are great and handle TTLs efficiently. If you’re curious about how they work under the hood, you can always check out their source code. It’s a great way to learn and understand caching better. |