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[Python-Dev] second experiment

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> 1. What should option (D) be?

	for (x, y) in [(10, 1), (20, 2), (30, 3)]:
		print x+y
And I think it should be the first question, being the currently existing 
idiom. If non-pythoneers understand the current semantics but not the new ones 
there's a problem. Oh yes, maybe you should add an answer 4: I haven't the 
faintest idea.

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