> i am trying to understand this code:
> http://nbviewer.ipython.org/gist/BenLangmead/6665861
I'm slightly familiar with the purpose of the code. It's constructing
a Suffix Tree, though not in linear time.
Reading the code... ah. I see. This is enumerating through all
suffixes, and building it
On 25/05/14 16:39, rahmad akbar wrote:
Hi guys
i am trying to understand this code:
http://nbviewer.ipython.org/gist/BenLangmead/6665861
i understand functions quite alright . but i have no idea about
classes yet.
Do you understand modules?
Modules contain functions and data that you can reus
On 2014-05-25 09:20, R. Alan Monroe wrote:
can you
guys help explain. super thanks
A class is like a blueprint.
An instance of that class is like a house built from that blueprint.
Think about it. An infinite number of houses could be constructed
using those blueprints. But the architect only
> can you
> guys help explain. super thanks
A class is like a blueprint.
An instance of that class is like a house built from that blueprint.
Think about it. An infinite number of houses could be constructed
using those blueprints. But the architect only had to draw them once.
__init__() is like
Hi guys
i am trying to understand this code:
http://nbviewer.ipython.org/gist/BenLangmead/6665861
i understand functions quite alright . but i have no idea about
classes yet. the code is written using class and i could not make much
sense out of it. all this init and self thingy drive me crazy. c
