Intersting piece, especially the performance evaluations.
Just a couple of points:
l = range(100)
This does not create a list, it creates a range object
type(l) <class 'range'>
Which means you cannot append to l. you need to turn it into a list:
l
l = list(range(100))
The second point is very minor, but not all python implementations are written in C. IronPython (C#) and Jython (Java) are two that come to mind.
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Intersting piece, especially the performance evaluations.
Just a couple of points:
This does not create a list, it creates a range object
Which means you cannot append to
l. you need to turn it into a list:The second point is very minor, but not all python implementations are written in C. IronPython (C#) and Jython (Java) are two that come to mind.