James Stroud wrote: > def enumerate(itrbl, start=0, step=1): > i = start > for it in itrbl: > yield (i, it) > i += step
that's spelled
izip(count(start), sequence)
in today's Python.
> def in_interval(test, bounds, first=1, reverse=False):
why is it this function's job to add an offset to the actual sequence index?
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