On 04/17/2018 06:26 AM, Paul Moore wrote: > I should also point out that I remain -0 on this proposal (I'd already > said this on python-ideas, but I should probably repeat it here). For > me, the use cases are mostly marginal, and the major disadvantage is > in having two forms of assignment. Explaining to a beginner why we use > a := b in an expression, but a = b in a statement is going to be a > challenge. I don't see the challenge: They are different because '=' came first, but using '=' in an expression is a common source of bugs, so there we use ':=' instead. -- ~Ethan~
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