code: def _recv_get_response(self, method_frame):
          '''
          Handle either get_ok or get_empty. This is a hack because the
          synchronous callback stack is expecting one method to satisfy the
          expectation. To keep that loop as tight as possible, work within
          those constraints. Use of get is not recommended anyway.
          '''
          if method_frame.method_id == 71:
              return self._recv_get_ok(method_frame)
          elif method_frame.method_id == 72:
              return self._recv_get_empty(method_framef _recv_get_response(self, method_frame):
          '''
          Handle either get_ok or get_empty. This is a hack because the
          synchronous callback stack is expecting one method to satisfy the
          expectation. To keep that loop as tight as possible, work within
          those constraints. Use of get is not recommended anyway.
          '''
          if method_frame.method_id == 71:
              return self._recv_get_ok(method_frame)
          elif method_frame.method_id == 72:
              return self._recv_get_empty(method_frame)
docs: Handle either get_ok or get_empty. This is a hack because the
          synchronous callback stack is expecting one method to satisfy the
          expectation. To keep that loop as tight as possible, work within
          those constraints. Use of get is not recommended anyway.