Tue Oct 21 16:02:01 EDT 2003 [Skip] > I understand all that. Still, the "best" syntax for these so-called > iterator comprehensions might have been the current list > comprehension syntax. I don't know how hard it would be to fix > existing code, probably not a massive undertaking, but the bugs lazy > list comprehensions introduced would probably be a bit subtle. > > Let's perform a little thought experiment. We already have the > current list comprehension syntax and the people thinking about lazy > list
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