[rbanffy]

It's just a list comprehension. Do you imply I should use a function instead? Why not use a very nice syntax feature every Python developer can understand?

Because if you do, I'd advise you not to add integers with the "+" operator, but, instead, build a class with various add methods for different types of arguments or, better yet, build add methods into every class you define so that you can better search for them. This approach would allow you to add things that aren't integers or even not the same type on both sides of the operator.

[exelib]

I give up. You're like a little kid. Codesize or verbosity doesn't matter. Quality is a keyword and it resulting in sustainable pace. If you doesn't understand this, nobody can help you. Your arguments are like as "Why I should use TDD, if I can write code directly".

[rbanffy]

You call me a kid because you claim using a single line syntactic feature of a language isn't maintainable. It's like claiming for loops are unmaintainable and that we should wrap them inside methods.

It's not people hating Java: it's you afraid of looking at other tools.