> > > (Man, now that I've looked at these for a bit, I really see the logic of > Python putting the value *before* the for. It gives you an examplar value > of what the array will look like, right up front, before sliding in the > "and here's how you make the rest of them!" indicator. It also means that > all three constructions have the cross() call, the important part, lined up > in front so you can see the parallel structure more easily. This really > helps me comprehend the code, no pun intended.) >
I agree - having the "for" in front makes it harder to read.
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