>> understanding of how everything works. > > Use it., Experiment with it. Break it. > Thats the best way. Read the source code its all available in > Python or C. >
Hey can you please tell me which source code youre referring too? The initial files that come with Python? also the C code, where can i locate this? is C something worth learning? why is Python code available in C? > >> like how can i make my own custom container and not have it >> subclass list(), and still act like a list()? > > That's a more sensible option especially if you make it a type of container > that Python doesn't already have. Maybe a bag or a stack > or even a circular list. But there is no shame in inheriting from > list if that makes sense. That would be good software engineering - don't > reinvent the wheel! > When building reusable code start from the perspective of the user. Write yes i will try not to reinvent the wheel, a lot of tutorials ive read seem to always point this out. Just out of curiousity what is a bag, stack or circular list? what is needed to create something like this? i sort of heard about a stack its a C/C++ thing i think? _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org To unsubscribe or change subscription options: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
