Yes, There's A Module For THIS In Python #code #python #programming

Yes, there's a module for this in Python #code #python #programming

[EsquivadorDePala]

Counter is really useful in certain cases and prevents overengineered for loops and dicts

[CasualPythonCoder]

Nobody's gonna talk about this word that Counter() returned...

[BeenThrDunThat]

Well crafted to get your counter to print out 'sexy' as its counted values 😊

[burndowntheworld]

c = {x:text.count(x) for x in text}
Print(c)

(this should work but dont quote me on this)

[Axel-imsi]

I can see uses in cryptography here, especially in breaking codes...

[prakash-niroula]

I think this is intended :

from collections import Counter
text =
c = Counter(text)
# print(c)
print("".join([x for x in c])) # intended

[darrenlefcoe]

Quite cool. I always forget these powerful tools...

[DrDeuteron]

The counter looks like a math thing, the multi set. Does the counter object allow set operations. If not:

class(Counter):
…

Is going in my lib

[paulosullivan]

One thing I have never really understood is where do you find all of these modules? I mean I can create my own and there are some basic examples I can find but where can I find a list of modules I can import?

[arthur_p_dent]

Of course there is lol. This would have been useful when I built a python program to tell me the best starting words for wordle last year. That was really one of my first projects I came up with on my own.

[merakli]

What is the font you are using? I love it!

[motbus]

If it is a std module ok. If not, consider the impact of having extra dependencies if you are managing an application

[mke]

You don't know JavaScript if you say there's a module for everything in Python

[quantdev]

can you even call it coding at this point? libraries are supposed to help with complex tasks, not counting letters.

[savire.ergheiz]

There is probably 😂
Then why most of my work requires me to spend hours still coding custom codes 😢

[alexeyzhurov]

Importing a module instead of writing a simple dict comprehension. Really nice example of how not to do in Python

[raghavendraam]

In interview, we dhould not use any builtin, we gave to write logic

[transientaardvark]

well, that's just made about 50% of my last 3 years work pointless.

[comrade_marshal]

This is why Python is looked down upon. You have a loads of useless functions and modules