Yet another newbie question - standard or built-in methods
Kamus of Kadizhar
yan at NsOeSiPnAeMr.com
Fri Dec 5 05:50:13 EST 2003
OK, I've been playing with the snippets of code posted earlier.
Among them are things like
allmovies[movie] = allmovies.get(movie, 0) + 1
From reading the docs, I've gathered that the '.get(xxx,yyy)' part is a
method that operates on the dictonary allmovies. (Sorry if I have the
terminology wrong).
But nowhere can I find a list of 'standard' or 'built-in' methods, or
methods that can be used with various variable classes. What exactly
does 'get' do? This seems to be so basic to python that it's not
explained anywhere, but that's no help to me.... Is there a list with
explanations somewhere? I've been through the tutorials and guides, and
all just start using these with no explanation of what they do and how
they work.
Maybe I've missed it somewhere; just point me to the right FM, so I can
RTFM.
help is no help:
help> get
no Python documentation found for 'get'
So what's a newbie to do?
-Kamus
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