> 1. Python mostly separates computation of values (expressions) from flow > control and name binding (statements). When the latter are mixed with > the former, most people restrict the mixing to a line or two.
This is an interesting observation. I've heard people say the fact that Python has both expressions and statements is a negative. (Lisp only has expressions.) It isn't clear to me what special Python syntax or forms you are referring to that separates expressions from flow control and assignments. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
