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In Python (specifically Python 3.0 but I don't think it matters), how do I easily write a loop over a sequence of characters having consecutive character codes? I want to do something like this pseudocode: for Ch from 'a' to 'z' inclusive: # f(Ch) Example: how about a nice "pythonic" version of the following? def Pangram(Str): ''' Returns True if Str contains the whole alphabet, else False ''' for Ch from 'a' to 'z' inclusive: # M[Ch] = False for J in range(len(Str)): Ch = lower(Str[J]) if 'a' <= Ch <= 'z': M[Ch] = True return reduce(and, M['a'] to M['z'] inclusive) # The lines marked # are pseudocode. Of course reduce() is real Python! Dear wizards (specially old, gray-bearded wizards), perhaps you can tell that my favorite language used to be Pascal.
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