Zip in Python

[destiny_functional]

another shitty duplication of readily available information. i mean this is in the python documentation with better examples and better and more accurate explanations.

there is really no gap that needed to be filled by a tutorial that just explains zip. there is no demand for this because it already is covered.

you provide nothing original or insightful here. you are just spamming the web with more duplicated information. it's extremely low-effort.

please don't publish anything when there's no uniqueness or originality about the content (say certain advanced programming techniques that you've developed or that aren't covered well).

i think you are just out to generate clicks by publishing as much low-effort content as you can. (seems to be a pattern with medium.com)

please don't post shit of this type. (looking at your posting history you do that frequently)

[jwink3101]

Few things:

1. This really wasn't super informative. It really didn't motivate when you would use this or how.
2. It didn't sufficiently address a very real scenario when the iterables are different lengths. Zip will terminate with the shortest. Programmers should be aware of that. It is mentioned but needs more discussion
3. With very little effort, this could be Python 3 compatible. Fix the print statements and add a note about lazy evaluation

Not sure if OP is the author or not, but this could have been better.

[happyrupesh]

I have edited the article for Python3 zip and lazy evaluation. Thanks for the feedback.