On 4 October 2010 18:43, Gopalakrishnan Subramani
gopalakrishnan.subram...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't think, I will be giving you the complete working code, here is
sample one.
sites = {
0: BBCLink,
1: CricInfoLink
}
X= input('BBC Cricket News:1 , Cricinfo Cricket News:2 \n enter your
On Mon, Oct 04 2010, Nitin Dahra wrote:
[...]
Apparently, 'in' is also faster than 'has_key'
[...]
A few quick numbers.
In [2]: foo = {} # Without the key
In [12]: timeit.timeit(lambda: 2 in foo)
Out[12]: 0.2220299243927002
In [13]: timeit.timeit(lambda: foo.has_key(2))
Out[13]:
Hi All ,
I tried this simple code using 'feed parser'. May be you will find it
useful.
Am new to Python,any suggestions or new ideas on how we can improve this
code.
-Avinash
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