Eric Nieuwland wrote:
The full syntax is:
[ f(x) for x in seq if pred(x) ]
>
being allowed to write 'x' instead of 'identity(x)' is already a
shortcut,
That's a really strange way of looking at it. Unless
you would also say that
x = y
is a shorthand for
x = identity(y)
Not that it's false, it just seems like a completely
unnecessary layer of mental gymnastics...
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