Graeme Caldwell wrote:
What this does is takes as a paramter a decimal integer and converts
it to a sequence in which each member is numeral from each position in
the integer.
For this specific problem, the builtin 'str' is your best bet:
digit_list = map(int, str(val))
(If you only want to displ
Subject: equivalent to Haskell's iterate function.
While reading through "Two Dozen Short Lessons in Haskell". I came across the following function:
decimalNumeralFromInteger x = reverse [d | (s,d) <- takeWhile(/=(0,0)) (sdPairs x)]
where
sdPairs x = iterate nextDigit (x `d
