> FWIW, that's enough to switch my vote for generator expressions from > -0 to +0. Thanks for the support! I value your judgement. > If they work this way then there is essentially no extra > complexity in the language. It's important to look at things from > the perspective of a new Python programmer, I think. > > Another nice thing is that we have tuple and dict comprehensions > for free: > > tuple(x for x in S) > dict((k, v) for k, v in S) > Set(x for x in S) Yes, this is nice. > Aside from the bit of syntactic sugar, everything is nice an > regular. Exactly. We should thank Peter Norvig for starting this discussion! --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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