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did the same, so neat!
nice
perfect solution
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didnt even know you could do that
Everyday you learn something new, nice.
Yes, Unnamed, you're entirely correct and this definitely should come under 'clever' rather than 'best practice'.
Additionally
+constructs a new list, which is rather inefficient. I don't know about*though. Have a look at my solution, iterators are made for such things.It doesn't really matter since for a solution written just for looks anything goes while for an optimal solution creating a list of (possibly 10000) Nones just to traverse it once and destroy is strange anyway.
You're correct. I used just
[None]*len(keys)for the sake of brevity, but ideally you'd use[None]*(len(keys) - len(values))in practice.I found this solution good, but when we multiply [None]*len(keys) it will produce redundant "len(keys) - len(values)" objects in values list. What if keys length = 10000 and values length = 2?