Steven D'Aprano wrote:
funcs = [(lambda x, i=j: x+i) for j in range(10)]
Now the reader is no longer distracted by the "i=i" ugliness.
That's a good idea, in fact, change made!
The problem with Do What I Mean is that it so rarely Does What You Mean.
At best it Does What Some Other Guy Imagined I'd Probably Mean In This
Situation. Let's not go there.
Oh, I agree. This is one of those things where I agree
(tongue-in-cheek) in all cases except the one I'm whining about! :)
--just kidding, here. Yes, ambiguous is bad.
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