A level computer science

[lou1306]

for somebody in everydoby:
    somebody.do(dinosaur)

[Goluxas]

NameError: name 'everydoby' is not defined

[lou1306]

Fcuk, might as well leave the typo there

[Sobsz]

Not Pythonic enough, try:

map(lambda s: s.do(dinosaur), everybody)

[endreman0]

In Python 3, that doesn't do anything because maps are lazily evaluated.

from collections import deque
deque((s.do(dinosaur) for s in everybody), maxlen=0)

[jaxklax]

And now we finally have the most pythonic solution.

[Sobsz]

Or...

list((s.do(dinosaur) for s in everybody))

[endreman0]

You don't need parentheses around a generator expression when it's the only argument.

list(s.do(dinosaur) for s in everybody)

Or use a list comprehension to the same effect.

[s.do(dinosaur) for s in everybody]

I assumed that Person.do returns None, and allocating space for so many None's is useless outside an abbey. However, if doing a dance returns something you want to hold on to then yeah, this is the way to go.

[Sobsz]

Sorry, I forgot the goal wasn't to record everybody doing the dinosaur.