On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 03:01:55PM +0000, M Bfmv wrote:
> Hey all. Ever had some list comprehension hell in your code?
> Me neither *whistles 418 happly*...
If you are having list comprehension hell, you are doing too much in
list comprehensions. They are a hammer. Not everything is a nail.
> I was thinking about this idea and while `this` keyword is equalevant
> to `self` i have to explain myself.
I use "this" as a variable in some of my code. If you make it a keyword,
you will break my code.
"self" is not a heyword, it is an ordinary variable.
> English is not my main language, sorry for that :' ) Here is my pseudo code.
>
> ```
> if [i for i in range(10) if i == 11]:
> print(this)
You don't need a special keyword for that. Just assign it to a variable.
this = [i for i in range(10) if i == 11]
if this:
print(this)
What's wrong with this solution? You mention it at the end of your
message, as if it was something to be avoided.
Or in 3.8 and after:
if this := [i for i in range(10) if i == 11]:
print(this)
--
Steven
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