2008/9/1 Richard Lovely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Just a couple of quick questions:
> What differences are there in efficency (i.e. time and memory) between
> string concatenation ("foo" + "bar") and printf style formatting
> ("%s%s" % ("foo","bar")).
The timeit module may provide some insight:
Morp
Richard Lovely wrote:
Just a couple of quick questions:
What differences are there in efficency (i.e. time and memory) between
string concatenation ("foo" + "bar") and printf style formatting
("%s%s" % ("foo","bar")).
Is there any place where one is better than the othe
concatenation should be mo
Just a couple of quick questions:
What differences are there in efficency (i.e. time and memory) between
string concatenation ("foo" + "bar") and printf style formatting
("%s%s" % ("foo","bar")).
Is there any place where one is better than the other, and any places
where either should be avoided?
