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mutable strings
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Aug-26-2017, 02:17 AM
is there any form of mutable strings in python?
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Aug-26-2017, 02:33 AM
bytearray?
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Dec-03-2017, 01:23 AM
it would be nice if there was a mutable string that can handle the full range of values that regular immutable strings can. for now, i convert them to a list, work on them as needed, and finally join it all back to a regular immutable string (if i need the result as a string). mutable strings would probably be no more efficient than a list, but, having them could make for cleaner more readable code by not having the conversions coded in there.
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pip install mutablestring
It has 3 zeros(Watch,Star,Fork),so i guess there is not much demand of this feature. |
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