Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch wrote: > No need to iterate twice over the `items`. The two other approaches you > gave are just needed if it's important that the elements are deleted "in > place", i.e. that you don't rebind `items` to a new object.
and even when you do, that can often be written as, e.g:
items[:] = (i for i in items if not i < 0.5)
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