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| + | Getting the contents of a list in reverse order. | ||
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| + | Say you have a list like this | ||
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| + | areversedlist=" | ||
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| + | And you'd actually like to get the contents from the end of the list this is how you could do it: | ||
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| + | areversedlist.split(',' | ||
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| + | The command above would give you the contents of the list only from back to front | ||
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| + | This could come in quite handy if you have long lists and you don't want to manually split them up in order to reverse them. | ||