Thank you both, Alan and Gregor. Sorry I didn't reply earlier; just a bit
overwhelmed with a family situation over here.
Alan, looks like I'll have to go over list comprehension as a way to
initialize variables. I recall when I first started programming this, I
tried wordlist = [] * 31, completel
taserian schrieb:
> I've been programming for years before encountering Pythoin, but in
> much more verbose languages, and I appreciate the fact that Python is
> so terse and still accomplishes so much. Still, I have difficulty
> thinking in Python, and tend to revert to longer programs for what
"taserian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I'd like to see how I could improve the program below for this, and
> make it
> more Python-ish.
>
> = = = = START
>
> def decompose(longword):
>word1 = longword[0::2]
>word2 = longword[1::2]
>return (word1, word2)
This seems OK to me.
> wordl
I've been programming for years before encountering Pythoin, but in much
more verbose languages, and I appreciate the fact that Python is so terse
and still accomplishes so much. Still, I have difficulty thinking in Python,
and tend to revert to longer programs for what seems to be simple tasks.
S
