Guido van Rossen wrote: > I think the pattern hasn't been commonly known; people have been > struggling with setdefault() all these years. I use setdefault _only_ to speed up the following code pattern: if akey not in somedict: somedict[akey] = list() somedict[akey].append(avalue) These lines of simple Python are much easier to read and write than somedict.setdefault(akey, list()).append(avalue)
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