I am feeling guilty already. C-ly looks comfortable. I would rather it=20
was spelled with a lower case "c".
Nasty weather returning tomorrow, perhaps I can try a few simple tasks=20
in Python.

On 4/13/2014 9:04 PM, veegee wrote:
> For example, people coming from other languages tend to bring their
> other-language mentality when writing Python code:I
> http://skien.cc/blog/2014/04/09/unpythonic-python/
>
> It'll take a while to pick out all the reasons why those examples are
> unpythonic. Take a look at the C-ly (?) code; you don't need to
> declare/initialize variables like that in a function. Variables in Python
> are function-scoped. You just*use*  them straight away, and they are
> visible throughout the function. Of course, it's not an error to do so. B=
ut
> it's not the *right *way to do it.

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deaf can hear." - Mark Twain

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