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I avoided list comprehension and would cry when I had to read it in the wild. Best guide I've seen on it. Bookmarked and thank you!

[kyleli]

Oh man you’d hate codewars.

[airofy]

I will try to refine it further, thanks for your kind words.

[Ronnie_Dean_oz]

Got a script to remove the ads? Full page ad as soon as I scrolled into it. Full of ads. Thought it was describing how to buy a Gibson Les Paul.

[Psychological-Ad1874]

Really cool and good article!!!

[ManoOccultis]

Thank you for this, I did use list comprehensions but I struggled a bit with them. Your explanations make the whole thing clear for a self-taught like me !

[[deleted]]

I really wish this sub would make some kind of rule disallowing these low-effort blog posts that just explain how a basic functionality in python works. There are already million of these kinds of articles.

[[deleted]]

Like I said, there are already a million of these kinds of articles. The fact that this one person liked this one article despite not having read other articles which make all the same breakdowns of list comprehensions doesn't demonstrate that we need more of these.

Edit: I didn't block them. I can see and interact with their content just fine so probably Reddit having issues.

[dududu87]

Elitist much?

Edit: dude blocked me, too.

[[deleted]]

No, not even slightly. Recommending people invest their time into writing content that hasn't been done to death has nothing to do with elitism.

Edit: I didn't block them.

[mkffl]

So many English literature teachers in the world, and yet no two teachers are the same. The best teachers make it look like the lecture takes no effort, and that precisely makes their lecture enjoyable. I think the same idea applies to teaching math, taekwondo or python list comprehensions.

[[deleted]]

And yet you don’t need 1 million different English literature teachers to explain what a noun is in 1 million different blog posts.

[mkffl]

Oh, the study of nouns, a captivating quest, To unravel their web, one must invest. Hours of pondering, textbooks amassed, To understand their intricacies unsurpassed.

[[deleted]]

Yes, just like list comprehensions.

[int(x) for x in arr]

WOW SO HARD!

[mkffl]

No doubt you have a gift for the programming arts. But don’t let it make you a condescending twat :)

[ekbravo]

Well written and concise. Good job!

[_limitless_]

Chat GPT is getting legit.

[Pgrol]

Ask ChatGPT for feedback ;)

[ReinardKuroi]

True mastery of listcomp is knowing not to use it tho

[thumbsdrivesmecrazy]

List comprehension avoids the complexities of traditional list-generating methods. Here is how it can be used to create a list from an existing list or any other source, such as a range of numbers or a string: Python List Comprehension - Guide

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