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Steven,
I appreciate the many useful suggestions.
Many of them are what I already do. Some are in tension with other
considerations. Yes, it can be shorter and more efficient to not keep saying
module.this.that.something versu
If you know what a CommaSeparatedValues file looks like, then reading ONE
LINE gives you enough info to answer the question about how many columns of
data it describes.
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Steve[n],
Yes, I figured out what the problem was but while evaluating I also realized
that a format string was an ALTERNATIVE that automatically called for an str
or repr so in a sense it would work without debugging.
I find that sometimes the long lines make it harder to see the skeleton of
th
Steven,
There are dunderheads who will maliciously misuse things. Yes, we know what
__add__ is supposed to do. But if someone codes a class with one that
ignores addition to a collection if it has reached a maximum size, or does
addition modulo 16 or makes it play a happy birthday tune, while
subt
On 12/13/18 11:15 PM, Avi Gross wrote:
> Steven,
>
> There are dunderheads who will maliciously misuse things. Yes, we know what
> __add__ is supposed to do. But if someone codes a class with one that
> ignores addition to a collection if it has reached a maximum size, or does
> addition modulo 16
