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Python 3 is the latest version of the Python programming language and was formally released on December 3rd, 2008. Use this tag along with the main python tag to denote programs that are meant to be run on a Python 3 interpreter only. Do not mix this tag with the python-2.x tag.
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Simpler Poker Counter
I am not certain what you are asking, so I will mention three ideas about your code and hope it helps.
Worry mostly about your function level
def list_sequence(sequence):
This is a tricky function …
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Python Display Streamlining
Congratulations on writing a tk program. They can be hard.
Moving code out of the top level is an improvement you can in any program. Top level code creates global variables, makes it unclear what …
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Converting a 1D list to a 2D table
To be brief on your three points.
You can try to omit extra variables and trust the function boundary. For example, your code starts with this excellently named function:
def is_Number(value):
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File handling with try and except
You might want to ask a more specific question on Stack Overflow if you don't know if it works.
In the meantime, you should catch the most specific exception you can, so except OSError instead of a b …
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Iterative “post order” tree traversal
Congratulations on finding code you enjoy!
This appears to be walking through a binary tree you have defined (or possibly from toytree?). Walking through this with an explicit stack is one way of th …
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