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Michael Schneider
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Member for 5 years, 10 months, 2 days
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Chemist and part time software tool developer.
As a teenager, did Basic and Assembler on C64.
These days, I use Python (Django, Matplotlib, ...) for most things but have dabbled a little in Javascript and C# when needed.
Had to look up np.where, since I am not terribly familiar with numpy. Always good to learn something new.
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I wouldn't recommend a blanket expect without specifying an error class. In this case it would be expect ValueError. Although this is the only error I can think of here, blanket except might hide errors you never thought of when writing more complex code.
Also, I would probably use a different var
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Does this still work if there is an empty row/column in the middle of the house? I seems to me you would filter it out.
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Quite creative list comprehension use. I wouldn't use it that way, but learnt something new.
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I first thought there was a product function similar to the sum function in the builtins when I read this. Just found out there isn't.
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Interesting. Didn't know dropwhile. Appears to be a common thing in the functional world.
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It does the job, although I find the comprehension in the comment below a lot more readable than the map/filter expression.
I wouldn't use i in the expression, since it is commonly used for integer counter values.
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It works, but depends on the hours having exactly two digits. The (hours + minutes) thing looks quite creative.
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Not sure why the list comprehension is required here. Wouldn't it be easier and more performant to just join the re.findall result?
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Nice dict construction. I did it with chr and ord, but this is kind of more original.
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thanks for review my codes-fangxiang0727
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Does this still work when two names in a team have the same first letter?
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sorted list comprehensions -pseudorandomcoder
Hehe, this looks like mine, I just had parentheses around the if clause ;)
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