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- What is the meaning of for _ in range() - Stack Overflow
I'm looking at some tensorflow stuff and I understand for loops or atleast I think I do, however I came across for _ in range(20) and was wondering what is the meaning of the _ in this case I am u
- Recommendations for free online movie sites? : r Piracy - Reddit
Hiya folks! So, I’m planning on hosting some movie nights with my online friends, but the site i usually use was taken down due to copyright : ( do you have any recommendations for some sites I could use? Preferably nothing with any downloads Thank you :) Share Add a Comment Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best beavernuggetz • FMHY Reply reply black_hamma •
- Reddit - Dive into anything
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- Pythonic way to combine for-loop and if-statement
Pretty convinced if py did allow @ChewyChunks' ideal for x in xyz if x not in a:, people who here write it's unnecessary and not pythonic, would use the feature to point out how great and smart py is After all, this type of syntax is also ultra convenient in py's list and dict comprehension
- Am I the Asshole? - Reddit
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- javascript - Difference between ( for. . . in ) and ( for. . . of . . .
I found a complete answer at Iterators and Generators (Although it is for TypeScript, this is the same for JavaScript too) Both for of and for in statements iterate over lists; the values iterated on are different though, for in returns a list of keys on the object being iterated, whereas for of returns a list of values of the numeric properties of the object being iterated Here is an
- Syntax of for-loop in SQL Server - Stack Overflow
SQL is a very different language compared to what you're used to It's focused on what, not how You tell SQL Server what results you want, and let it figure out how to produce the answer Or, to repharse what I've just said - there isn't a for loop in SQL
- for. . . of loop. Should I use const or let? - Stack Overflow
Why use const and when to use let in for of loops? If there are no assignments to the identifier within the loop body, it's a matter of style whether you use let or const Use const if you want the identifier within the loop body to be read-only (so that, for instance, if someone modifies the code later to add an assignment, it's a proactive error) Use let if you want to be able to assign
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