Remove use of len(seq) - 1
to get last item of an iterable
#1500
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Change Description
This PR removes the use of
len(seq) - 1
to get last item of an iterable.Rationale
It is not necessary to calculate the length of an iterable in order to get the last element of the iterable.
We can directly give it a negative index
-1
to get the last element. We won't have to iterate over the sequence usinglen
to get the last index if the goal is simply to get the last element.Testing/Review Recommendations
void
Future Work
void