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We can upgrade first solution using get() dict method. It return second arg if key not in dict.keys()
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I’ve been asked questions like this, where I had to count items in a list, during both phone screen and onsite interviews for Amazon. They didn’t allow me to use Counter, but they did let me use defaultdict. :)
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So much code abstraction so much more memory usage. Just decode it yourself.
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How is his solution any faster? O compute complexity seems the same.
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This actually simplifies a lot of leetcode problems where one needs a counter object
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I can do fewer lines:
>>>get_counter = Counter
though I messed up the default value, so maybe not.
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aitutorialmaker AI fixes this. Python Counter Defaultdict Dictionary overview
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what if you want to filter out numbers and special characters?
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We love dicts
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from collections import Counter
count = Counter('aba')
print(count)
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What’s wrong with doing: length = len(string)
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it would be way more useful to learn how defaultdict or counter optimizes this pattern instead of just learning that there's a magic word to do it for you
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imagine thinking lines of code = speed...
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Progression should be like,
1. if in counter: ....
2. counter[c] = counter.get(c, 0) + 1 # Missing this
3. counter[c]: defaultdict(int) += 1
4. counter = Counter(s)
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dude wtf am i watching, who even cares just write the code to do the job, both these examples are fine lol
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counter[item] = 1 + counter.get(item, 0)
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@miramar-103
2 weeks ago
just because it's less code to write doesn't mean its faster
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