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Author veky
Recipients della, rhettinger, tim.peters, veky
Date 2019-09-18.18:25:55
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I also use it all the time. Most recently in some numerical calculation for successive differences. My main problem is that I'm too often tempted to just zip l with l[1:], thereby restricting the code to sequences, when it would work perfectly well for any iterable. (Just as I sometimes write range(lots of nines) instead of itertools.count() *shame*;)
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