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Surely it's the current one-line* restriction which forces "jamming the most amount of code into one line". Allowing multiple lines, by definition, allows brea
by chriswarbo 10y ago
Surely it's the current one-line* restriction which forces "jamming the most amount of code into one line".
Allowing multiple lines, by definition, allows breaking up those lines.
* It's not actually one-line, it's one expression; Python's just picky about where you're allowed to break up an expression over multiple lines. For example see http://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/99243/why-doesnt-python-allow-multi-line-lambdas/252546#252546 http://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/99243...
- randallsquared 10y agoI don't think GP meant one editor line, but one "line of code".