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Adds example showing how to chunk over data #65

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@skrawcz skrawcz commented Feb 7, 2022

This example shows how one might use Hamilton in
a for loop to chunk over data. It is very contrived,
but I think illustrates the point.

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  • hello world chunked example

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- [] python 3.6

  • python 3.7

This example shows how one might use Hamilton in
a for loop to chunk over data. It is very contrived,
but I think illustrates the point.
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skrawcz commented Feb 10, 2022

Not going to add this -- will rethink this example a little -- probably not worth the code for the example.

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