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by chilldream
4605 days ago
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If you're proposing that I can write either `[x for x in X]` for iterating without indices and `[i,x for x in X]` (or `[i,x for i,x in X]` then you introduce ambiguity (what if it's a list of 2-tuples?). If you mean that I always have to write `[i,x` etc even if I don't need the indices then that introduces a lot of noise for the distant minority case. Dictionaries also have the same ambiguity problem (tuples can be dictionary keys). The noise problem is a bit more justified, but the entire construct is less needed since `D[k]` is less clunky and error-prone than `L.index`. |
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