Counter() support non-int
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Since Mar 20, 2024.
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Description
I'm quite surprised because I can use a Counter to store non-integer values. Is it a feature or just permissiveness in implementation?
E.g. the following code works (tested on python 3.7.4):
from collections import Counter
spam = Counter()
spam["egg"] += 3.4
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