Python subprocess examples Description This is a collection of python subprocess examples for easy usage. Although I found the python documents are very comprehensive, I found there is not much examples of showing how to use. This document act as a note of how to use python subprocess package. Environment settings OS Windows 10 home python Anaconda, python 3.6.3 Main functions subprocess.run() the code is executed in IDLE command line window. >>> import subprocess as sb >>> bash_exec = "C:\\Program Files\\Git\\bin\\bash.exe" >>> sb.run([bash_exe, '-c','pwd'], stdout=sb.PIPE) CompletedProcess(args=[‘C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.

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Rust String.push(char) takes char Vec has reverse method where as iterator has rev method String and &str both have chars method that convert string to Char String and &str can be split_whitespace they also can call split(pat: P) e.g split(' ') is equivalent to split by whitespace NOTE: in rust usize -1 could overflow to max, this might causing algorithm not working properly If we are dealing with linked list with Option<Box<Node>>, we can potentially using Box::clone() to overcome some limitation due to borrow checker. Box::clone should be relatively not expensive as mentioned in rust book: a box is a smart pointer to a heap allocated value of T.