Instead of *not(S == [])*, Python allows to simply use *not S*, and instead
of *not(r == 0)* you can use *r != 0*, and lastly instead of *S = S + [r]* you
can use *S.append(r)*, or *S += [r]* if you do not want to use OOP.

Christophe BAL

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