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Archive for October 20th, 2009
20Oct
Probably my most annoying coding blind spot…
Posted by Elf Sternberg as personal, programming, python
Do you have that one thing that you have to constantly look up? In python, to replace elements of a string, there are two operators. One is a strictly linear search, the other uses regular expressions. The regexp call to replace part of a string with another string is sub, and the string call to [...]
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