collections.Counter()

[pynerds]

The Counter() in the collections module is a dictionary-like object that keeps distinct elements as keys with their counts as the values. We can use the class to get the occurrences of each element in a given iterable.

#import the Counter class from collections module
from collections import Counter

#An iterable with elements to count
data = 'aabbbccccdeefff'

#create the Counter object
c = Counter(data)

print(c)

#get the count of a specific element
print(c['f'])

Output:
Counter({'c': 4, 'b': 3, 'f': 3, 'a': 2, 'e': 2, 'd': 1})
3

[ebn852_pan]

I get the idea. First I'd like to know how I can use or download JetBrains IDE? It keeps redirecting me to another online youtrack.jetbrains.com/site?

How can I get on their server? Chrome os. So I got the right link. Just need to know the IDE location and I can import it from their online Server. So it's like programiz.com, only this is another JetBrains.com IDE. youtrack.jetbrains.com/(they have the py file I'm on.)
But no interaction with it yet.

I got the linux ToolBox for JetBrains on my computer. tar.gz file. This is the one jetbrains-toolbox- (some number) but this is the file I need. Now I'm trying to get on an IDE.

libfuse2 libxi6 libxrender1 libxtst6 mesa-utils libfontconfig libgtk-3-bin tar dbus-user-session Packages are on my linux now.
005329f5c8ef9c29486a6992a93bdd5681dd19e9b4cd89286e91f626ac70b382 *jetbrains-toolbox-2.3.1.31116.tar.gz the file

[ebn852_pan]

BTW: They've already disabled my downloading rights to PAC-Man games extension. Which is Python games. What we are learning here. No games allowed. I guess they don't want me to learn it that way. My Chrome is an updated version. Checked many times.