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Line 81: == Bugs in Python Example == The previous example code had the following bugs 1. Line 36 prints the value of i that was used in a list comprehension (line 35) not the original value of i in the outer loop, so the printed value (in Python 2.7) is the max value not the number of values, e.g. 10^7▼ ▲ 1.# Line 36 prints the value of i that was used in a list comprehension (line 35) not the original value of i in the outer loop, so the printed value (in Python 2.7) is the max value not the number of values, e.g. 10^7 2.# Runtime exceeds 2 minutes on a MacBook Pro. Probably not suitable for an example So I reduced the maximum list allocated to 100,000 random values, and added a new index variable, j, to take care of the recycled variable i displaying the wrong value (and hanging the terminal update because the string was 10 MB long). --[[User:Hobs\|Hobs]] ([[User talk:Hobs\|talk]]) 19:35, 8 April 2013 (UTC)

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