Paul Rubin wrote:
Ethan Furman <et...@stoneleaf.us> writes:
Or if any(p for p in [header, body, footer, whatever, ...])
No need for the genexp:
if any([header, body, footer, whatever, ...])
But, you are using the built-in bool cast either way.
Right you are -- and
if any([header, body, footer, whatever, ...])
sure looks nicer to me than your original code of
if any(p != '' for p in [header, body, footer, otherthing1, ...])
But there a are a lot of decisions and factors to writing these things
one way or the other. I'm just glad Python supports the Something vs.
Nothing model.
~Ethan~
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