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# Python Snippets

My personal python snippets
:snake: Python snippets of examples, to learn things and to make task easier.

## Snippets

- [string_import.py](string_import.py) example to show import module from string
- [classtools.py](classtools.py) assorted class utilities and tools
- [formats.py](formats.py) various specialized string display formatting utilities.
- [mydir.py](mydir.py) a module that lists the namespaces of other module
- [mymap.py](mymap.py) different ways of implementing map
- [myzip.py](myzip.py) different ways of implementing zip
- [permute.py](permute.py) implemented permute
- [reloadall.py](reloadall.py) transitively reload nested module
- [scramble.py](scramble.py) a iterable scrambler
- [streams.py](streams.py) give me reader, writer and a converter
- [timer.py](timer.py) Homegrown timing tools for function calls.
- [timer2.py](timer2.py) Homegrown timing tools for function calls.
- [timer3.py](timer3.py) Homegrown timing tools for function calls.
- [classtree.py](classtree.py) Climb inheritance tree using namespace links, displaying higher superclasses with indentation for height