hdante: > it's already time that programmer editors > have input methods advanced enough for generating this: > if x ≠ 0: > ∀y ∈ s: > if y ≥ 0: f1(y) > else: f2(y)
Take a look at Fortress language, by Sun. A free (slow) interpreter is already available. (Mathematica too allows you to write those symbols, but it costs a lot, and (despite tons of good things it has) as *programming language* it's awful, IHMO). Steven D'Aprano: > In Python we can write the above as: > if x != 0: > [f1(y) if y >= 0 else f2(y) for y in s] Your code builds an actual array (Python list) of results, while I think the original code just calls f1/f2. Bye, bearophile -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
