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Michael Hudson wrote:>> Tim Roberts <timr at probo.com> writes:>> > Joshua Marshall <jmarshal at mathworks.com> wrote:> > >> > >A switch statement may just be syntactic sugar, but not necessarily in> > >a simple way.  A good compiler will compile switch statements into> > >jump-tables or, at worst, binary searches.  Cluttery to code by hand.> > >> > >Sure this is "just" an efficiency thing, but switches can get quite big.> >> > But Python, at least today, is not compiled.>> Yes it is (at least in this context).>> > Switch statements in an interpreted language are not as big of a> > "win".>> There's no reason that the bytecode compiler couldn't do binary search> jiggery-pokery, although if I was doing it, I'd probably use a> dictionary.>> Cheers,> M.>> -->   MGM will not get your whites whiter or your colors brighter.>   It will, however, sit there and look spiffy while sucking down>   a major honking wad of RAM.              --http://www.xiph.org/mgm/Actually, switch "implementation" above that uses dictionary's which ishashed.  So a supported switch statement should be able to do hash aswell.

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