May I ask why you choose Rust to write math and algorithms? I would have chosen Julia :p
Realistically?—Python and Rust are the only two languages I’m Really Good at, and I’m more Excited about Rust because I write enough Python at my dayjob? In my defense, the .windows iterator on slices was really handy here and is shamefully missing from Python’s itertools.
.windows
itertools
Toolz has a sliding window.
Hy’s partition can also do a sliding window like Clojure’s can, by setting the step argument.
partition
step
Julia’s IterTools has the partition with step argument as well
Rust is a fascinating new language to learn, but not designed for scientific computing. For that Julia is the new kid on the block, and quite easy to pick up if you know Python.
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May I ask why you choose Rust to write math and algorithms? I would have chosen Julia :p
Realistically?—Python and Rust are the only two languages I’m Really Good at, and I’m more Excited about Rust because I write enough Python at my dayjob? In my defense, the
.windowsiterator on slices was really handy here and is shamefully missing from Python’sitertools.Toolz has a sliding window.
Hy’s
partitioncan also do a sliding window like Clojure’s can, by setting thestepargument.Julia’s IterTools has the partition with step argument as well
Rust is a fascinating new language to learn, but not designed for scientific computing. For that Julia is the new kid on the block, and quite easy to pick up if you know Python.