[Guido]
> ...
> However, this is *still* not as powerful as
>
> map(lambda s: s.strip(), L)
>
> because the former requires that all items in L are in fact strings,
> while the latter works for anything with a strip() method (in
> particular Unicode objects and UserString instances).
>
> Maybe Python 3000 should recognize map(lambda) and generate more
> efficient code for it...
[s.strip() for s in L]
That is, list comprehensions solved the speed, generality and clarity
problems here before they were discovered <wink>.
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