Reverse a list.
reversed(my_list)
# or for you purists
list(reversed(my_list))
BTW, sorted and reversed are two of my favorite semi-recent additions to python
Thursday, October 23, 2008
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2 comments:
Or:
my_list[::-1]
Gives a copy of my_list in reverse order, as a list.
- Paddy.
Thanks for your input. As you can see I actually ended up using that in the next problem. I'm a little torn over how I should interpret each of the problems. I'm tempted to just leave things at the iterator level since they are such a nice tool and python is moving that way any way.
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