Matt Keyes wrote:
> Is there a data structure in Python that is akin to the STL stack
> object in C++?
>>> import collections
>>> help(collections.deque)
...
class deque(__builtin__.object)
| deque(iterable) --> deque object
|
| Build an ordered collection accessible from endpoints only.
I didn't know the list has a pop function - that is what I was looking for.
Thanks for the help![EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What property of the STL stack is important to you?You can use a Python list as a stack. It has methods append() andpop() which run in amortized-constant-time. It can be tested
What property of the STL stack is important to you?
You can use a Python list as a stack. It has methods append() and
pop() which run in amortized-constant-time. It can be tested for
empty/nonempty in constant time too (if st: # stack is not empty).
Jeff
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