def populate():
    for i in range(1, 10000):
        obj = {}
        obj['user'] = i % 200
        obj['msg'] = make_string(100)
        _id = db.long.insert(obj)
        user_2_msg[i % 200].append(_id)
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def populate():
    for i in range(1, 10000):
        obj = {}
        obj['user'] = i % 200
        obj['msg'] = make_string(100)
        _id = db.long.insert(obj)
        user_2_msg[i % 200].append(_id)
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def read_it_str():
    # I know this string exists in the DB.
    giant_l = ["RGOSECGLXZHOSZRTNUYOLFGETJIGMYWKJJSGTKHJFTJNPOFKESAEMKELHXYXUXLMRBQWKQUANATQXKINKXMYKFAAIBTXVLDYJDO"]

    for i in range(1, 100000):
        giant_l.append(make_string(100))

    print "reading on strings"
    with timer():
        results = do_read_str(giant_l[0:1])

    with timer():
        results = do_read_str(giant_l[0:10])
    with timer():
        results = do_read_str(giant_l[0:100])
    with timer():
        results = do_read_str(giant_l[0:1000])
    with timer():
        results = do_read_str(giant_l[0:10000])
    with timer():
        results = do_read_str(giant_l[0:100000])
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 def test_make_string_with_nums_unsorted(self):
     self.assertEqual("11 33 22", main.make_string([11, 33, 22]))
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 def test_make_string_with_nums(self):
     self.assertEqual("1 2 3", main.make_string([1, 2, 3]))
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 def test_make_string_empty(self):
     self.assertEqual("", main.make_string([]))