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Initializing a list to a known number of elements in Python [duplicate]

Right now I am using a list, and was expecting something like: 9 Answers 9 ...
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What is a software framework? [closed]

Can someone please explain me what a software framework is? Why do we need a framework? What does a framework do to make programming easier? ...
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What are important languages to learn to understand different approaches and concepts? [closed]

When all you have is a pair of bolt cutters and a bottle of vodka, everything looks like the lock on the door of Wolf Blitzer's boathouse. (Replace that with a hammer and a nail if you don't read xkcd) ...
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How do I detect a click outside an element?

I have some HTML menus, which I show completely when a user clicks on the head of these menus. I would like to hide these elements when the user clicks outside the menus' area. ...
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What breaking changes are introduced in C++11?

I know that at least one of the changes in C++11 that will cause some old code to stop compiling: the introduction of explicit operator bool() in the standard library, replacing old instances of operator void*() . Granted, the code that this will break is probably code that should not have been v...
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Is a DIV inside a TD a bad idea?

It seems like I heard/read somewhere that a <div> inside of a <td> was a no-no. Not that it won't work, just something about them not being really compatible based on their display type. Can't find any evidence to back up my hunch, so I may be totally wrong. ...
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Why should casting be avoided? [closed]

I generally avoid casting types as much as possible since I am under the impression that it's poor coding practice and may incur a performance penalty. ...
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Programmatically Lighten or Darken a hex color (or rgb, and blend colors)

Here is a function I was working on to programmatically lighten or darken a hex color by a specific amount. Just pass in a string like "3F6D2A" for the color ( col ) and a base10 integer ( amt ) for the amount to lighten or darken. To darken, pass in a negative number (i.e. -20 ). ...
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What is a segmentation fault?

What is a segmentation fault? Is it different in C and C++? How are segmentation faults and dangling pointers related? 14 A...
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In C++, what is a virtual base class?

I want to know what a " virtual base class " is and what it means. 11 Answers 11 ...