dicts are like Maps in JavaScript, so the type of a key matters. It enables usecases where your keys aren't always strings: >> bar = {1: "a", "1": "b"} >> bar[1] "a" >> bar["1"] "b"
Love the use of Zenburn in the syntax highlighting :)
Former StarCraft: Brood War pro player, now a highly sought-after StarCraft 2 caster for virtual and live events. Maintains a popular daily vlog about gaming at day9.tv.
What's the draw in using this over stylus with nib?
Where did you get these glasses: http://www.getcorral.com/about I must have them.
dicts are like Maps in JavaScript, so the type of a key matters. It enables usecases where your keys aren't always strings: >> bar = {1: "a", "1": "b"} >> bar[1] "a" >> bar["1"] "b"
Love the use of Zenburn in the syntax highlighting :)
Former StarCraft: Brood War pro player, now a highly sought-after StarCraft 2 caster for virtual and live events. Maintains a popular daily vlog about gaming at day9.tv.
What's the draw in using this over stylus with nib?
Where did you get these glasses: http://www.getcorral.com/about I must have them.