Tag Archives: UDF’s

The iccanobiF Sequence

Coincidentally, following the previous post, New Scientist’s regular brain teaser featured the iccanobiF Sequence, which is just like the Fibonacci Sequence, except that after adding the two previous numbers the digits of the results are reversed. Obviously the sequences are … Continue reading

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Why use the walrus?

Continuing posts on new Python features, this one looks at the new walrus operator, which was introduced in Python 3.8. For a detailed description see Python Walrus Operator in Python 3.8. This post looks at an example using pyxll to … Continue reading

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