exception if x is not in the set,
discard does not.
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quot;Bingo! Two in a row!"
Check the __future__ docstrings for more information.
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However, here is a very quick version that works in my tests:
for out_list in elem.values():
out_list.sort()
for out1 in elem.keys():
for out2 in elem.keys():
if out1 != out2 and elem[out1] == elem[out2]:
del elem[out1]
break
There are probably several ways to improve on that, however.
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#x27;^%s' % yesterday_date # I'm assuming yesterday_date is
a string.
re.compile(search_str)
*) http://docs.python.org/lib/typesseq-strings.html
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e name of the variable name to y, you'd have hidden_x.y == -5 instead of
4.
The example is very contrived. There might be some security related cases
where you need to hide what you store in memory, though. (Hopefully they
do more than just invert the bits! :)
NB: I don't know what
