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[Python-Dev] setdefault's second argument
Wolfgang Lippparagate at gmx.net
Tue Aug 30 21:45:23 CEST 2005
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 20:55:45 +0200, Tim Peters <tim.peters at gmail.com> wrote:> [Wolfgang Lipp]>> reminds me of dict.get()... i think in both cases being explicit::>>>> beast = d.setdefault( 666, None )>> ...>> Do you actually do this with setdefault()?well, actually more like:: def f( x ): return x % 3 R = {} for x in range( 30 ): R.setdefault( f( x ), [] ).append( x )still contrived, but you get the idea. i was really excited when finding outthat d.pop, d.get and d.setdefault work in very much the same way in respectto the default argument, and my code has greatly benefitted from that. e.g. def f( **Q ): myoption = Q.pop( 'myoption', 42 ) if Q: raise TypeError(...)_w
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