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As someone who has used Python for over 10 years and C, Perl, etc for over 20, I've been craving the walrus operator forever. I love the walrus operator with a

• m463 7y ago
  I wonder what you think of "for else" loops. (although I think "else" should have been a different keyword)
  • dagw 7y ago
    Not OP, but I've probably used them 2 or 3 times in the past decade or so and each time it made for a nice solution to the problem I was facing.
  • tripzilch 7y ago
    Every time I come across a use case when the "for else" construct would be applicable, I decide against using it just because the "else" keyword is just very unintuitive to people not familiar with this rarely used construct ... so yeah, I too wish it was a different keyword :)
    • m463 7y ago
      maybe we will get "The 3to4 tool will automatically adapt regretfully-named-keywords when converting your sources to Python 4."