On 04/30/2018 07:30 AM, Mark Shannon wrote:
> Would Python be better with two subtly different assignment operators?
> The answer of "no" seems self evident to me.
Maybe this has been covered in the thread earlier--if so, I missed it,
sorry. But ISTM that Python already has multiple ways to perform an
assignment.
All these statements assign to x:
x = y
for x in y:
with y as x:
except Exception as x:
And, if you want to get *super* pedantic:
import x
def x(): ...
class x: ...
I remain -1 on 572, but I'm not sure it can genuinely be said that
Python only has one way to assign a value to a variable.
//arry/
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