listools
listools is a Python 3 package of which provides utility functions for dealing with lists in Python 3. listools supports Python version 3.5 and newer. You can install it using pip install listools.
This package contains four modules: flatools, iterz, listutils and llogic. All functions have a __doc__ attribute with usage instructions.
Documentation is available at https://gilbertohasnofb.github.io/listools-docs/.
A pdf version of the documentation is also available in the docs directory.
Bugs can be reported to https://github.com/gilbertohasnofb/listools/issues.
This library is published under the MIT License.
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