George Sakkis wrote:
If you push this logic too far, you should del every name immediately
after the last statement it is used in the scope. I would generally
find less readable some code spread with del every few lines, micro-
managing the effective scope of each name. YMMV.
Yes, but ... how about
for i in range(10):
del i
do stuff
?
It makes it clear you aren't using the index and ensures you
get a run-time error if you clobbered an existing variable.
Graham
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