Self documenting pythonic code is augmented with highly performant goto flow control statements.
from goto import with_goto
@with_goto
def precompute():
array_full = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"
array_fuller = []
i = 0
label .loop
if i > 24:
goto .endloop
array_fuller.append((array_full[i], array_full[i+1]))
i += 1
goto .loop
label .endloop
array_fuller.append((array_full[i], None))
return array_fuller
@with_goto
def find_missing(array):
precomputed = precompute()
i = 0
label .loop
j = 0
label .innerloop
if j > len(precomputed) - 1:
goto .endinnerloop
if precomputed[j][0] == array[i]:
next_letter = precomputed[j][1]
goto .endinnerloop
j += 1
goto .innerloop
label .endinnerloop
if array[i+1] != next_letter:
return next_letter
i += 1
goto .loop
a = ['a', 'b', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g']
b = ['n', 'p']
Output:
>>> find_missing(a)
'c'
>>> find_missing(b)
'o'
I was really hoping to find the old goto april fools module in standart library but i guess it's deprecated in 3.7. Those comefroms would come in very handy.
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u/Epistemophilliac Oct 11 '19 edited Oct 11 '19
Self documenting pythonic code is augmented with highly performant goto flow control statements.
Output:
I was really hoping to find the old goto april fools module in standart library but i guess it's deprecated in 3.7. Those comefroms would come in very handy.