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php's strtr for python

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10931150/phps-strtr-for-python

version appears to be the fastest on longer strings the winner is the re solution # 'aa bb cc' 0.0258 strtr_thg 0.0274 strtr_gumbo..

How to properly eliminate elements in dictionary until one string remains

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13569105/how-to-properly-eliminate-elements-in-dictionary-until-one-string-remains

one string remains I really need help on this def get_winner dict_winner new_dict for winner in dict_winner first_letter.. remains I really need help on this def get_winner dict_winner new_dict for winner in dict_winner first_letter winner 0 value.. need help on this def get_winner dict_winner new_dict for winner in dict_winner first_letter winner 0 value dict_winner winner..

Changing the output a bit

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13638807/changing-the-output-a-bit

results results sublist i 3 i else results sublist i 3 i winner max results key results.get results_sort sorted results key.. sorted results key lambda x x 1 reverse True return winner results_sort However if i try voting_borda 'GREEN' 'NDP' 'LIBERAL'.. 6 'LIBERAL' 5 But I want the first parameter to be the winner that part is fine and the second parameter to be just the values..

When to use Tornado, when to use Twisted / Cyclone / GEvent / other

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13941903/when-to-use-tornado-when-to-use-twisted-cyclone-gevent-other

In this last department at least Twisted seems a clear winner for built in functionality. And all this in a package just over..

a good python to exe compiler? [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14165398/a-good-python-to-exe-compiler

seems to have stopped at python 2.7. So what is the winner out there at the moment many thanks. python share improve..

Longest equally-spaced subsequence

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18159911/longest-equally-spaced-subsequence

method could be made linear space it would be the clear winner. python algorithm share improve this question Update First..

Python `if x is not None` or `if not x is None`?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2710940/python-if-x-is-not-none-or-if-not-x-is-none

case where one really doesn't fit making the other a clear winner for my convention I'm referring to any singleton rather than..

Python performance: Try-except or not in?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3111195/python-performance-try-except-or-not-in

per loop ...while slick indeed this is not a performance winner it's about even with the get approach or slower just with much..

Are there statistical studies that indicates that Python is “more productive”?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/354124/are-there-statistical-studies-that-indicates-that-python-is-more-productive

for a string processing problem so one might expect the winner to be...Perl of course and Jeff Atwood's musings are interesting..

What is the best ordered dict implementation in python?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/719744/what-is-the-best-ordered-dict-implementation-in-python

strong candidate but it's not totally clear that it is the winner. python dictionary ordereddictionary share improve this question..

SQLite Performance Benchmark — why is :memory: so slow…only 1.5X as fast as disk?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/764710/sqlite-performance-benchmark-why-is-memory-so-slow-only-1-5x-as-fast-as-d

table used isn't big enough in rows to make memory a huge winner more joins tables would make the memory advantage more apparent..

Pros and cons of celery vs disco vs hadoop vs other distributed computing packages

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8232194/pros-and-cons-of-celery-vs-disco-vs-hadoop-vs-other-distributed-computing-packag

are easiest to work with in python django Celery is the winner. It has straightforward integration with django via django celery.. bases and best documentation Here hadoop is probably the winner. Celery has a decent community and lots of stackoverflow questions..

Why return NotImplemented instead of raising NotImplementedError

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/878943/why-return-notimplemented-instead-of-raising-notimplementederror

algorithm will choose to try another way or pick a default winner. Raising an exception would break out of the sort unless caught..