Using python, the choice between a list comprehension or a for loop is often a style choice. I can't say this is common practice, but a list comprehension is g

Using python, the choice between a list comprehension or a for loop is often a style choice. I can't say this is common practice, but a list comprehension is great when the iteration is simple and quickly becomes hard for a human to parse if you're doing anything slightly complex. If you need any complex logic, you have to use a for-loop. So -- when written by a developer with these perspectives -- a for-loop signals complicated iteration logic and a list comprehension signals simple iteration logic. But you could do either with both if you chose. So, it's a style choice that can be used to convey meaning.