On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 6:51 AM <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Good point, Brandt. However, `global` is not used in the assertion itself as
> walrus operator can be.
>
> My point is: is it good to add a new way of causing side effects in
> assertions?
>
My point is: Is it good to find extremely stupid things that can be
done with a code construct, and then blaming the code construct?
I can do way, WAY worse with assertions.
assert globals().__setitem__("len", lambda x: 5) is None
Obviously lambda is evil, because it can be used in this way.
This thread doesn't belong on python-ideas, and I don't see a lot of
value moving it to python-list either. Maybe it can move to Google
Groups instead?
ChrisA
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