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Brief mention of Python on Math Forum this morning, in same sentence
as Mathematica, though I don't see them as filling the same market
niche (partially overlapping though, yes):
http://mathforum.org/kb/thread.jspa?threadID=1949352tstart=0
This guy Gary at work one time wanted my analysis of
kirby urner wrote:
I haven't tried 3.1 yet, have been using dictionary versus list to
harp on the cardinality vs. ordinality distinction (per Midhat
Gazale), understand there's a new kind of dictionary that has
ordinal properties
You really should. The io module went to C, so simple file
OK, took your advice.
Turns out I was thinking of OrdererdDict added to collections in 2.7
(?), now used more routinely for some return types.
An ordered dictionary doesn't support indexing but does remember the
order in which items were inserted, is prepared to divulge such items
in either LIFO
