still here 10 years later :)

and yup comment would suffice but ive come around to this. agreeing that this being the default for reversing an iterable in Python.

A polite FYI: the comment you're replying to is nearly a decade old

Couldn't that be remedied with a comment explaining what is happening?

Wow. This never crossed my mind lol

So good!

Most readable solution.

I completely agree. this is both succint and readable. Some of the other solutions are vague, IMO.

After comparing the speed between my solution and yours,
it seems that they are both approximately similar.

Can anyone please help me understand how to know weather my/their code falls under O(1), O(n), O(n * n)?

Thanks

wow, very niceee!

Fair Enough chief

Felt stupid when I realised how it was working 😂😂

WOW, this is so simple and I love it. Gonna have to write this one down.

Good question.

Omg I'm such an idiot, why didn't I think of this. Well done.

The question is, how much coding practice do I need to be able to think like this?