Meador Inge added the comment:
Ah, good examples Mark. So, why is it ever useful keep a key with a value of
zero? In other words, why:
>>> Counter(a=0)
Counter({'a': 0})
instead of:
>>> Counter(a=0)
Counter()
?
The latter seems more consistent to me.
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