The exclusivity of the stop index actually has a nice side effect: if you slice up to index 3 and then start slicing again from 3 onward, those two slices won't overlap.
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So I’m trying to write some little static designs with py5 in Thonny, and when I run the program, the sketch window opens but closes immediately, so I can’t really see what I’ve drawn. It only seems to happen when there is no “def draw():” component in the program (so, non-animated programs which only have the “def setup():” part). Is there a setting somewhere to tell Thonny to keep the sketch result open after running? #py5#Python#Thonny
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Hey Sphinx users, does anyone know how to configure a Sphinx project to not use #idN in inline anchors for subheadlines which start with integers (e.g. versions in release notes/changelogs)? I mean, other than prefixing the subheadline with 'v’ or ‘Release’? #python#sphinx
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I wonder if there's a more efficient way of implementing decimal to #binary conversion in #python
Without recursion, it's ok, but there will be variable assignments operations, which seems to me as something not so efficient, comparing with recursion...