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orbitz
orbitz at ezabel.com
Tue Nov 30 01:56:21 CET 2004
Things inside unmatched (), [], and {} are evaluated as one whole unit
until the corresponding 0, ], or }. If you have a really long equation
though, it is probably a better idea to break it up into either
variables or function calls. That way it is less prone to error.
Jeff Peery wrote:
> Hello,
>
> was wondering how python handles multi-line code. for example if I
> have a really long equation and I don't want to have to scroll over to
> look at it, can I just continue the equation on the next line? is this
> good practice? similarly can I do this for things like dictionaries
> and lists?
>
> thanks.
>
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