On Tue, Jun 2, 2015, at 00:18, fl wrote:
Hi,
I just know that '_' is the last result in the Python interpreter. I feel that
it is like 'ans' in Matlab. When I run the following commands. The result of
'_' are always '4'.
Because I have tried several commands, such as reversed('fred'),
On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 2:18 PM, fl rxjw...@gmail.com wrote:
Because I have tried several commands, such as reversed('fred'), xx and rx,
'4' are always there.
What is your explanation about the following?
Thanks,
reversed('fred')
reversed object at 0x02A8DD50
_
'4'
_
'4'
xx
Hi,
I just know that '_' is the last result in the Python interpreter. I feel that
it is like 'ans' in Matlab. When I run the following commands. The result of
'_' are always '4'.
Because I have tried several commands, such as reversed('fred'), xx and rx,
'4' are always there.
What is your
