On Thu, Jun 15, 2000 at 11:30:45PM +0200, Peter Funk wrote:
> Augmented assignments are unPythonic because they don't add any new
> functionality to the language.
[...]
> foo[bar()] = foo[bar()] + bar()
> versus
> foo[bar()] += bar()
Not quite. I think with the proposed implementation += could
modify the LHS object in place. This could be a big performance
win for things like NumPy objects. OTOH, the same effect can be
achieved with a method call:
foo[bar()].add(bar())
Neil
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