Correct, & thanks for the tip! But don't worry, I changed the variable name from my copy & paste and just didn't give it a second thought.
This 'problem' can actually come in handy when used with a regex callback function. See if you can determine what this does: def cbk(match, nb = [0] ): if len(match.group())==len(nb): nb[-1] += 1 elif…
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Right... That's the point.
A similar post by Scott Adams 2 weeks prior: http://dilbert.com/blog/entry/the_value_of_ideas/
Correct, & thanks for the tip! But don't worry, I changed the variable name from my copy & paste and just didn't give it a second thought.
This 'problem' can actually come in handy when used with a regex callback function. See if you can determine what this does: def cbk(match, nb = [0] ): if len(match.group())==len(nb): nb[-1] += 1 elif…
I'm a proud owner of an "I like my coffee like I like my coffee... recursive" mug from Toothpaste for Dinner: $9 http://www.sharingmachine.com/booksmisc.php?item=31
Right... That's the point.
A similar post by Scott Adams 2 weeks prior: http://dilbert.com/blog/entry/the_value_of_ideas/