Anders Andersson wrote:
> I want to concatinate (I apologize for bad English, but it is not my native
> language)
fast det stavas iofs inte konkatinera på svenska heller ;-)
> a list of strings to a string.
> And here is the questions: What to replace "concatinating function" with? Can
> I in
Peter Hansen wrote:
Anders Andersson wrote:
I want to concatinate (I apologize for bad English, but it is not my
native language) a list of strings to a string. I could use (I think):
s = ""
map(lambda x: s.append(x), theList)
But I want to do something like (I think that the code above is clumsy
Steve Holden wrote:
Anders Andersson wrote:
Hello
I want to concatinate (I apologize for bad English, but it is not my
native language) a list of strings to a string. I could use (I think):
s = ""
map(lambda x: s.append(x), theList)
But I want to do something like (I think that the code above is
On Monday 20 Dec 2004 22:44, Anders Andersson wrote:
> Hello
>
> I want to concatinate (I apologize for bad English, but it is not my
> native language) a list of strings to a string. I could use (I think):
>
> s = ""
> map(lambda x: s.append(x), theList)
>
> But I want to do something like (I thin
Peter Hansen wrote:
However, none of this is considered the best approach these days,
with the advent of list comprehensions and generator expressions.
Here's the old approach (shown above) and the shiny new modern
Pythonic approach (requires Python 2.4):
>>> theList = range(10)
>>> import operat
Anders Andersson wrote:
I want to concatinate (I apologize for bad English, but it is not my
native language) a list of strings to a string. I could use (I think):
s = ""
map(lambda x: s.append(x), theList)
But I want to do something like (I think that the code above is clumsy):
s = reduce("conca
Anders Andersson wrote:
Hello
I want to concatinate (I apologize for bad English, but it is not my
native language) a list of strings to a string. I could use (I think):
s = ""
map(lambda x: s.append(x), theList)
But I want to do something like (I think that the code above is clumsy):
s = reduce(
