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What's Round Robin?
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use python itertools realize Round Robin ....
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How to install?
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.. code-block:: sh
pip install py_round_robin
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HOW USE py_round_robin?
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.. code-block:: sh
from py_round_robin import Round_Robin
rr_obj = Round_Robin(['a','b','c'])
for i in range(50):
print rr_obj.get_next()
.. _the MIT license: http://xiaorui.cc/
What's Round Robin?
###########
use python itertools realize Round Robin ....
###############
How to install?
###############
.. code-block:: sh
pip install py_round_robin
################
HOW USE py_round_robin?
################
.. code-block:: sh
from py_round_robin import Round_Robin
rr_obj = Round_Robin(['a','b','c'])
for i in range(50):
print rr_obj.get_next()
.. _the MIT license: http://xiaorui.cc/
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