The fact that python decided to use a different syntax doesn't prove that it was good either. What you volunteered to me is a mirror image of an argument you t

The fact that python decided to use a different syntax doesn't prove that it was good either. What you volunteered to me is a mirror image of an argument you think I presented, then suggested my version was wrong. But I'm not actually advocating for JavaScript syntax here. I just don't think list comprehension syntax, as presented by python, is particularly better in comparison. You said it's much better, then demanded that I agree with you.