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Note that because blocks in Julia are expressions, you can do multi-line expressions in comprehensions that you wouldn't be able to do in Python: [

Note that because blocks in Julia are expressions, you can do multi-line expressions in comprehensions that you wouldn't be able to do in Python: [ let y = x + 1 z = 2y -z end for x in 1:5 ]

eesmith 5y ago
This specific case could be approximated with something like: >>> [(y:=x+1, z:= 2*y, -z)[-1] for x in range(1, 6)] [-4, -6, -8, -10, -12]
- tpoacher 5y ago
  or, to state the obvious: def _(x): y = x+1; z = 2*y; return -z [ _(x) for x in range(1,6) ]