QuickSort in Python
Just thought I’d post this little snippet to illustrate the facility with which array and list functions can be performed in Python, as opposed to classical languages like C++ Here’s a QuickSort implementation in C++, I’m not saying it’s the best, but hell it’s a QuickSort. Now look at the same in Python: I [...]
Posted at 1:27 pm on January 14, 2012 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Uncategorized | Tagged: classical languages, expressiveness, python | read on
Int32 RangeTo() method
This little snippet, inspired by Ruby’s Range() method, allows you to do stuff like this; I haven’t done any performance metrics yet, but I like the removal of human error in using this for iterations over arrays and datatables. Here’s the extension class.
Posted at 3:16 pm on December 7, 2011 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Extension Methods, Uncategorized | Tagged: ExtensionMethods HumanError | read on
