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for x, y in zip(a,b): area = to_area(x, y) if area > 10: print(f"Area {area}") >in python where you don't often use a namespace to store
by syrrim 6y ago
for x, y in zip(a,b):
area = to_area(x, y)
if area > 10:
print(f"Area {area}")
>in python where you don't often use a namespace to store these intermediary variables
Hm? Most python code is within a function, in my experience.
- bko 6y agoYou can abstract it out to a function but I think its overkill, even if you generalize to something like print_area_filter(heights, widths, value, cmp) or whatever If its not in a function, your example may (or may not depending on length if either a or b have a length of zero) create a floating variable called area out there.