Re: [Python-ideas] Calling a function of a list without accumulating results
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Sept. 27, 2007
2:48 p.m.
Hi Greg | The way things are, there is only one coding style for when you don't want | the results. You're suggesting the addition of another one. That *would* be | un-Pythonic. But the same remark could be made about using a list and writing explicit loops to accumulate results, and the later addition of list comprehensions. Wasn't that un-Pythonic for the same reason? Terry
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