...e: Invite address lists, email and postal [see email: 24.05 Invite address lists]
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=== Making Lists ===
...h writing through lists. The task was to loiter around Zuid Plein and make lists of observations, of "arbitrary" things, engaging with the infraordinary.
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== Lists ==
...h square brackets and contain different data-types (integer,floats,strings,lists,etc) inside one list.
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Access Control Lists
...12/05/27/acl-using-access-control-lists-on-linux/ ACL] (for access control lists) is an extension to these mechanisms that gives more flexibility. The [http
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File:Nnnnnnnn.png|[[Finity of lists|Finity of lists, Nikos Voyiatzis]]
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Lists of things this page is
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...egel.de/international/zeitgeist/spiegel-interview-with-umberto-eco-we-like-lists-because-we-don-t-want-to-die-a-659577.html eco interview]
...o Mozart's librettist, Lorenzo da Ponte. We also have completely practical lists -- the shopping list, the will, the menu -- that are also cultural achievem
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'''Alison Adam. Lists. In “Software Studies: a lexicon”. MIT Press, 2008. (LIST AND COMP. CUL
...es LISP, a programming language that is a good example to see the power of lists.
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10:00 Discuss launch, plans, TODO-lists (Femke)<br>
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...looking at its political and ideological dimensions. It focuses on online lists of search results and how they enforce a flat online experience.
Finity of lists is a work that constists of versions of audiovisual interfaces to a distrib
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excess at backing paper shopping lists I <br>
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Stores rgb values and pixel co-ordinates in nested lists, thus: <br />
# Converts an image into nested lists of RGB values.
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Here I'm figuring out how to print out my nested lists as an html table.
# stores rgb values and pixel co-ordinates in nested lists, thus:
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...egel.de/international/zeitgeist/spiegel-interview-with-umberto-eco-we-like-lists-because-we-don-t-want-to-die-a-659577.html eco interview]
...o Mozart's librettist, Lorenzo da Ponte. We also have completely practical lists -- the shopping list, the will, the menu -- that are also cultural achievem
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==Extracting pixel data into nested lists==
...o-ordinates and color of each pixel in an image, and stores them in nested lists.
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* Lists all the links on the page
* Lists all the text on the page
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== Putting two lists together ==
The plus sign (+) will add two lists together. Neither list is changed.
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==references lists and sources==
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print (hit["title"], hit.highlights("content")) #sq brackets dict/lists
print "<h3>", hit["title"], "</h3>" #sq brackets dict/lists
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First two empty lists are declared
...s are always in proportion to the ratio given by the user. Here is how the lists can be aligned:
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