Re:Why I Still Use Python for High Performance Scientific Co...
by sergiosgc on Wednesday December 02, 2015 @08:07AM
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Just to clarify your python 2 note: In python 3 keys() returns an iterator, so there is no penalty (i.e. iterkeys was dropped, keys assumed iterkeys interface).
The equivalent python2 behaviour can be obtained using list(somedict.keys())
The equivalent python2 behaviour can be obtained using list(somedict.keys())