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You know, there's wayyy too much grimdark in this setting. What if Game of Thrones was a Romantic Comedy? Here's the trailer. So if you find anything funny while browsing this thread, by all means point it to me and I'll deal with whatever comes up as soon as possible (or ask the staff to handle it if I no longer can or whatever is suitable). In a different note and citing my own comments in the opening post of the thread I am mirroring here, I've only read a very small fraction of all this stuff and some of the stories listed below may contain NSFW content that is not properly labeled and so on. Still, it is a resource that some people find useful and which I think may be of interest to the people here. Now, the qualities that make something worth recommending are very much in the eye of the beholder, so there is plenty of stuff in here that I haven't read at all, plenty of stuff that I wouldn't recommend if I had read it and probably some stuff that shouldn't be there, in spite of my best efforts to filter the chaff. For the better part of a decade now, I have been collecting the fanfiction recommendation made in various venues across the web (mainly the creative sections of SB.com), making list of links with those and I have been left with a mildly titanic thread of recs that I call the Big List, which at this point includes several thousand works.

Note that abs () is the built-in function that returns the absolute value of the number. We can achieve this by passing key=abs to sorted () function.

Let’s say we want to sort a sequence of numbers based on their absolute value, we don’t care about their being positive or negative. The syntax of the sorted () function is - sorted (iterable list_name, key = compare_function, reverse = true_or_false) We can also use our own custom comparator function for sorting the list instead of default functions used by the sorted () function.

Using the sorted () function, we can sort a sequence in ascending or descending order.

In this, we just perform the normal sort, but in addition we feed a lambda function which handles the case of custom sorting discussed above.

Method #1 : Using sorted () + lambda This task can be performed using the combination of above functions.

import array # Declare a list type object list_object = # Declare an integer array object array_object = array.array ('i', ) print('Sorted list ->', sorted(list_object)) print('Sorted array ->', sorted(array_object)) Output:

Any Python iterable object such as a list or an array can be sorted using this method.

The sorted() method extract keys of the specified dictionary and returns sorted list, as shown below. The reverse = True parameter sorts the iterable in the reverse order.

Above, the sorted() method returns the list object from passed iterables list, tuple, and string.

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