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Anush

19:14

I think Julia indexes from 1 as well

HyperNeutrino

OH. that explains why some of my stuff was failing

i know julia ranges are left-right inclusive but it was causing index errors

Anush

Ah, very impressive you fixed it!

I can compare the start of your output with the Julia code in 5 minutes

@HyperNeutrino hmm. you code seems to output a list of None's

the output should start "aaaaaaaa"
"\taaaaaaaa"
"\naaaaaaaa"

HyperNeutrino

wait. yeah uh

i didn't do that part right, lemme just fix up everything

Anush

thanks!

HyperNeutrino

@anush hopefully this is right? fixed the ranges and index access and also removed the Nones

(the contents were after the Nones; i initialized the array to a certain length but then just appended anyway)

Anush

19:26

I can check in 40 minutes. Thanks again!

HyperNeutrino

alright. np!

Anush

19:48

back sooner than expected :)

@HyperNeutrino What type is Find()? I can't do len(Find())

that code fails with:

HyperNeutrino

should be a list?

Anush

ignore the above. jupyter lab was being weird

it is the right length!

HyperNeutrino

ah. okay

Anush

you can't run the code twice

I assume because of global variables?

HyperNeutrino

oh. yeah that's cuz currentlength is global because python scoping

if you set it back to 8 at the beginning of Find() that should work

Anush

19:53

argh! TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation

I am timing it now

HyperNeutrino

oh lol. yeah i press TAB but i prefer spaces so my editors usually are set to convert to spaces

Anush

181ms . that's pretty good!

HyperNeutrino

not on tio though so it ends up being true tabs

Anush

what is the gist giving me? Is it true tabs?

HyperNeutrino

i think so.

Anush

19:55

the only way I could fix it was by copying and pasting the tabs (in jupyter lab)

do you understand the code?

why is for Pos1 in jrange(1, CurrLen - 1): indexing from 1 for example?

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