Greetings.
Any comments made by me will certainly not be the
'pythonic' way to do things, but I would like to
make a few comments on the subject, and possibly
weave in a few questions of my own.
(I took a brief detour into Common Lisp after joining
this list, not too long ago. Thanks Mr. Gauld.)
>
Hi,
I am a Rubyist, but I've decided to learn Python so
that when a conversation springs up about the merits
of the two languages amd how they compare, I will be
well informed. As it stands now, what you usually see
is people well versed in one or the other, making
generalizations when they dont re
> I am wondering how I would go about making a list of
> IPs between two set
> IPs.
> This is my initial code:
>
>
>
> def list2str(list):
> ip=''
> for part in list:
> if len(ip)!=0:
> ip=ip+'.'+part
> else:
> ip=ip+part
> return ip
>
> ip
