mudbungie

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   by mudbungie 10y ago

   I like your solution! Good use of iter(). You actually bring up an interesting question of design philosophies. I thought that the script that I posted was extremely explicit, and therefore clear. Yours is far more terse, and implicit, whic
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   by mudbungie 10y ago

   Yeah, I wrote that after staring at it for a few minutes, and giving up any pretense that I could model it with confidence.
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   by mudbungie 10y ago

   Actually, line 46 is referencing the class Girl, so you wouldn't want quotes. Technically, you're supposed to use try/except duck-typing in Python, but I often find that clearer code comes out of assertions where you literall
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   by mudbungie 10y ago

   I chose to answer the question empirically. http://pastebin.com/1g1bAEPt Turns out it's equal.