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dangoldin on Nov 6, 2011 | parent | context | favorite | on: Python: copying a list the right way

Something else that's interesting is reversing a list but not in place: x[::-1]

The built-in reverse() method will do it in place.

sdevlin on Nov 6, 2011 [–]

There is also the top level reversed() function that takes some sequence and returns a reversed iterator.

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