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[Python-Dev] Re: Re: Sets: elt in dict, lst.include

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Greg Wilson writes:

 > This would allow multi-dimensional structures
 > (e.g. NumPy arrays) to do things like:
 > 
 >     for (i, j, k) in array:		# please give me three indices
 > 
 > and:
 > 
 >     for ((i, j, k), v) in array:	# three indices and value

And what if I had, for example, a 3-dimensional array where the values
are 3-tuples?  Would "for (i,j,k) in array" refer to the indices or the
values?

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