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A pipe merely "pipes" the output of one function as an input to another. For example, | in bash. In Python this can be done the trivial way (by composing) or by
by NashHallucinate 6y ago
A pipe merely "pipes" the output of one function as an input to another. For example, | in bash. In Python this can be done the trivial way (by composing) or by using decorators.
- dragonwriter 6y agoYes, it can be done the trivial way in most languages. For deep nestung, that's ugly and awkward, which is why some languages have piping/composition operators [or threading macros] (sometimes more than one). Python has no close equivalent of a piping operator or threading macro (decorators don't seem helpful at all here.)