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Use of the Word ‘Tapestry’ in Web News More Than Doubled Last Year 2 Months Ago by Johannes C. … length and phrasing, as well as a boundless enthusiasm for lists. As our expedition into corpus linguistics has shown, **AI-generated… Success your small business with 5 essential marketing strategies 2 Months Ago by Deepak_83 … campaigns with personalized and relevant content. • Build and nurture subscriber lists for effective lead generation. Re: How to submit sitemap in Search Console? 2 Months Ago by Dani … Search. I would also create a sitemap index file that lists out all of the sitemap files you're using, and… Re: How many users return to your site? 1 Month Ago by Dani …, perhaps create a sign up form on your site. Mailing lists are a great way to keep past users engaged and… Re: Applying PySide's QAbstractTableModel 1 Month Ago by Mark_94 Even although this topic is 11 years old (in 2024), it's still very helpfulby showing how to properly program in Python3. I've readily translated it to PySide6 and it works fine except for one tiny prob: sorting the MP column with "TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'str' and 'float'". I'm not sure how to fix it. Re: lists vs. arrays? 16 Years Ago by Jishnu Lists are harder to implement initially. But just compare sorting, searching, inserting an element, deleting an element etc. for both arrays and lists. You'd realise that lists are better. What is more, lists are dynamic. Re: Stacks using doubly linked lists 17 Years Ago by Lerner Lists with push/pop restricted to head/end mimic functionality of … Re: More help with "Lists" 13 Years Ago by woooee Lists have min and max functions which could also be used. For both code solutions, what happens if there is more than one month with the same rainfall? [CODE]def lowest_month (rainfall): lowest = min(rainfall) return MONTH[rainfall.index(lowest)], lowest [/CODE] Merging dictionaries 15 Years Ago by nuaris Lists have the append() function to add an item to the … Regular Expression to Match File Names 5 Years Ago by fgfhgj_1 lists all files in the given folder that start with the letters pic and end with a .jpg extension. While the dir command allows only ? and * wildcards, regular expressions allow you to do so much more ... Re: Regular Expression to Match File Names 5 Years Ago by Reverend Jim >lists all files in the given folder that start with the letters pic and end with a .jpg extension So why do you need more than `dir pic*.jpg`? Re: How to detect if a ListBox changed 13 Years Ago by Momerath Lists are not threadsafe and you are running this in a loop. This might be causing your problem. Switch to a [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd381779.aspx"]ConcurrentBag<T>[/URL] and see if that solves your problem. Re: List vs Tuples 15 Years Ago by Zetlin Lists are what they seem - a list of values. Each one … this" del cats[0] [/code] Tuples are just like lists, but you can't change their values. The values that…','October','November',' December') "So that’s the difference between lists and tuples. A list can be modified but a tuple… Re: How to Start a Project! 14 Years Ago by llemes4011 lists. i make lists of classes, then list methods in the classes along with … (how it works, what it needs, ect). I also make lists of things I would like to implement (Save, load, copy… Re: Convert python list to numpy array. 15 Years Ago by jrcagle Lists of lists work fine as container arrays (not mathematical arrays, but you … Re: Python Mastermind game 13 Years Ago by woooee Lists work better IMHO because you can alter each element (letter) … an example of how you could code a solution using lists. Hopefully some print statements will be enough to append the… Re: Update a function global varaible 11 Years Ago by woooee Lists are mutable, which means they can be used without global. … every beginner should know. A place to start = tutorial on lists [Click Here](http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_lists.htm) Python… Re: Background image is not displayed in IE 7 15 Years Ago by MidiMagic Lists are not block objects, and won't take an image. Re: problem with iteration 14 Years Ago by vegaseat Lists have a remove() function, so something like this should do … Re: STL container to hold generic variables 14 Years Ago by Stefano Mtangoo Lists in python can hold different values in same container. Here is example [CODE=python] a = [66.25, "Iam String", wx.Button(self, "Iam a button")] [/CODE] you see, same variable holds objects, integer, double and wxObjects. I'm looking for such variable in C++ Re: Discussion: Global access when Static Classes don't cut it? 13 Years Ago by Geekitygeek Lists are VERY handy to understand. They are essentially a dynamic array; you don't have to declare the size when you instantiate it, you just create it then add and delete items as necessary Re: help with a solution to a problem 12 Years Ago by woooee Lists are the easiest and quickest way to work with data … Re: calculate carbon footprint program 10 Years Ago by JamesCherrill Lists use methods to add and access elements, not the [] notation. eg `categories.add(new Bike(200.00));` Check the ArrayList API documentation for all the methods you can use. Re: 2D List initialisation problem 10 Years Ago by Ketsuekiame Lists aren't pre-defined. You have to add and remove … Lists and tupples in Python...Beginners tutorial 13 Years Ago by lionaneesh …code] output:- Aneesh Same slicing and indexing can go in lists also.... [B][B][I][U] List Methods:-[/U][/I][/…B][/B] There are some functions made for lists... like append ete etc.... The basic format of these…: Guys There's still some more functions...Dealing with lists but these are basic and the most used ones... … Re: Lists and tupples in Python...Beginners tutorial 13 Years Ago by jcao219 … is this tricky stumbling point (which arises because Python's lists are mutable): [CODE]>>> a = [[None]*3]*3… Re: lists vs. arrays? 16 Years Ago by Narue …you have a lot of experience with it. Sorted lists are theoretically more efficient than sorted arrays because you …shifting around the other items. >You'd realise that lists are better. Not always. Assuming "list" means … list", there are advantages and disadvantages of both lists and arrays. The situation that you need to use… lists vs. arrays? 16 Years Ago by xeption12 … I just do not understand what is the advantage of lists over arrays? I only see disadvantages, like: they're harder… on... So, i know i'm a n00b in c++ lists for now, but can you please show me some concrete… Re: lists vs. arrays? 16 Years Ago by Jishnu [QUOTE]>You'd realise that lists are better. Not always. Assuming "list" means "…linked list", there are advantages and disadvantages of both lists and arrays. The situation that you need to use it…... I'm sorry for this one. [QUOTE]What is more, lists are dynamic.[/QUOTE] lists and vectors 17 Years Ago by achala hello, i have a few questions pls help me out with them coz am really confused .. 1. can lists or vectors passed as parameters in a function? 2. can the lists or vectors be returned ? i want to use lists or vectors in classes i need to knw if this is possible . pls help me out thankx.