> > All respondents prefer having a dictionary (elements mapped to counts) > > instead of an itertool returning (cnt, elem) ... > > > > Just to be clear before I do it, does everyone support having > > dict.countkeys() as a dictionary classmethod instead of the original > > proposal? > > I don't see the need for this method to be so high as to warrant > it to live on the dict object. FWIW, when i came to python i especially > enjoyed the sparcity of methods on lists and dictionaries, of which > each usage was almost immediately obvious. Since there exists a dict.fromkeys method, there is precidence for adding a dict.countkeys method. - Josiah
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