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pprintpprint is a Python module that provides an enhanced pretty-printing functionality for data structures. It extends the standard library's `pprint` module, offering more options for controlling the output format. The primary purpose of `pprintpprint` is to make complex or deeply nested data structures more readable for developers during debugging and inspection.

The module allows for customization of indentation levels, width limits, and the maximum depth of nested structures to be displayed. It can also handle various data types, including lists, dictionaries, tuples, sets, and custom objects, by providing clear and organized representations. This improved readability is achieved through intelligent line breaks and consistent formatting, which helps in quickly identifying errors or understanding the structure of data.

Compared to the built-in `pprint`, `pprintpprint` offers finer-grained control over the output. For instance, it might provide options for controlling how specific types of objects are represented, or more nuanced ways to manage line wrapping. Developers often turn to `pprintpprint` when the default `pprint` output is not sufficient for their specific debugging needs, especially when dealing with very large or intricate data sets. Its usage is typically straightforward, involving importing the module and calling its printing functions with desired configuration parameters.