rick wrote:
>> Well, there you go! Apparently, your wet paper bag has no "detect a
>> palendrome" exit. While you're installing such an egress to your soggy
>> dead-tree satchel, you could also provide similar "write a binary
>
> Glad you guys are enjoying this. We're getting off-topic and I think my
> point is being lost to jest.
>
> As humans, we know very little. But one of the basics of our knowledge
> is order or sequence. 1,2,3,4 is natural so is 4,3,2,1 (count down to
> blast off for example). When we put our shirt on inside-out or watch
> someone moon walk (Micheal Jackson) it's immediately obvious and easy to
> see that the sequence is reversed. Backwards is pure, simple and easy.
> This is not so in Python and it should be.
natural = 1, 2, 3, 4
for item in reversed(natural):
print item
print "badabom!"
> That's all I have to day about that.
thank you.
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