random collections.deque

This function is used to randomly shuffle elements within a specified range in a list, commonly used for scenarios like shuffling cards in a deck of cards.

The type of code 2024-12-16 12:05:12 10 views

Python random

This function uses the random module to generate prime numbers within a certain range and stores them in a queue. It then randomly removes a certain number of primes and replaces them with new random primes.

Function 2024-12-07 16:16:09 16 views

array collections.deque

This function utilizes a variety of Python built-in libraries to perform a series of operations, including array manipulation, deque operations, factorial calculation, mean calculation, time retrieval, and random list shuffling.

Function 2024-11-30 15:47:28 7 views

itertools collections

This function extends the `zip_longest` function from the `itertools` module to combine multiple iterable objects. If the shortest iterable finishes first, it uses a `fillvalue` to fill in the rest. Here, `collections.deque` is used to optimize performance.

Function 2024-11-30 15:47:21 6 views

itertools collections

This function utilizes `itertools.zip_longest` and `collections.deque` to implement a functionality similar to `itertools.zip_longest`, but uses `deque` to allow for a fill value. When the iterators are exhausted, a `fillvalue` is used to fill the remaining positions.

Function 2024-11-30 15:46:58 6 views

collections.deque itertools.zip_longest

This function provides similar functionality to the built-in `zip_longest`, but uses `collections.deque` for optimization.

Function 2024-11-30 15:46:40 18 views

itertools collections

This function uses `itertools.zip_longest` and `collections.deque` to handle long sequences of unequal length, combining them into tuples of fixed length, and filling in the missing parts with `fillvalue`.

Function 2024-11-30 15:46:30 5 views

itertools collections.deque

This function uses the zip_longest function from the itertools library to merge multiple iterable objects. When an iterable object does not have enough elements, it uses fillvalue to fill. It also uses collections.deque from the collections library to store elements, and attrgetter from the operator library to get the maximum length.

Function 2024-11-30 15:44:09 3 views

itertools collections

This function uses `itertools.zip_longest` and `collections.deque` to handle a variable number of iterable objects and returns a list of tuples, where each tuple contains the elements taken out from each input, and if an input is exhausted, it is filled with `fillvalue`.

Function 2024-11-30 15:43:44 5 views

itertools collections

This function uses `itertools.zip_longest` and `collections.deque` to combine multiple iterable objects into a sequence of tuples. If one of the iterable objects ends prematurely, it fills the remaining positions with `fillvalue`.

Function 2024-11-30 15:42:19 6 views