[].keys() and [].items() (Was: Why I think range is a wart)
Gonçalo Rodrigues
op73418 at mail.telepac.pt
Wed Mar 13 17:23:02 EST 2002
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002 13:01:13 -0800, James_Althoff at i2.com wrote:
>
>[ruud de rooij[
>| perhaps lists should support .keys() and .items() for those operations
>| (analogous to dictionaries).
>
>[Clark C . Evans]
>| Very nice idea. This is PEP worthy. It is nice beacuse it
>| does not introduce anything new; a list can easily be viewed
>| as a mapping having a positive integer domain. This is simple,
>| consistent, and quite elegant.
>
>I would like to see:
> .keys()
> .items()
> .iterkeys()
> .iteritems()
>
>jim
>
The same idea should be extended to any sequence, actually.
Gonçalo Rodrigues.
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