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October 28, 2020 18:31
by creating empty list's and .append()'ing items to them instead of how I had it before
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less counting and proper list handling by creating empty list's (
list =[]) and.append()'ing items to them.My previous rookie mistake
I was creating a list like so
nW = [None] * newWhiteListlen- Leaves us with a lot of uselessNonevaluesI was also keeping a count to use as an index. - I didn't need to do this because because we can
.append()it to the end of the listThen I'd add items to the list at index it had counted to -
As you see there would be a lot of
Nonevalues in the list that weren't being used and taking up RAM for no reason.