Add data structure comparison table #32
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January 21, 2021 20:43
Creates a file that contains a comparison table of the python collection data types.
Adds a description for dictionary
…son.md Renames file to a better description and adds initializer to table
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| * Changeble: can add or remove items after the collection has been created | |||
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Typo here. Should be Changeable. Although I personally think you should use Mutable instead.
| | | dictionary | set | list | tuple | | ||
| |-------------------|---------------|-------|--------|---------| | ||
| | Initializer | { key:value } | { } | [ ] | ( ) | | ||
| | Changeble? | yes | no¹ | yes | no | |
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I think it would help beginners to have a better understanding of python's data structures by comparing them with a table.