[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> BTW, just for kicks to compare languages, how would one implement the
> same "lookup" table using C/C++? It would be a good lesson in high
> level vs. lower level programming
>
Something vaguely like:
unsigned char hwdict[89 - 60][401 - 80];
int
setsize(int height
BTW, just for kicks to compare languages, how would one implement the
same "lookup" table using C/C++? It would be a good lesson in high
level vs. lower level programming
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Larry Bates wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I'm new to Python and want to contruct a "lookup table" which would be
> > similar to a spreadsheet in that a value is read along the first
> > column, then along the top row, and the intersection of the two gives a
> > value that is hard-coded, i.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm new to Python and want to contruct a "lookup table" which would be
> similar to a spreadsheet in that a value is read along the first
> column, then along the top row, and the intersection of the two gives a
> value that is hard-coded, i.e. not mathmatically related.
How about a dictionary, keyed on tuples of (height, weight)?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm new to Python and want to contruct a "lookup table" which would be
> similar to a spreadsheet in that a value is read along the first
> column, then along the top row, and the intersection of the two gives
I'm new to Python and want to contruct a "lookup table" which would be
similar to a spreadsheet in that a value is read along the first
column, then along the top row, and the intersection of the two gives a
value that is hard-coded, i.e. not mathmatically related. An example
would be a table with
