And I think that's where the reasoning behind only allowing one line lambdas came from. I believe I read a thread a long time ago where GVR didn't even want t

And I think that's where the reasoning behind only allowing one line lambdas came from. I believe I read a thread a long time ago where GVR didn't even want to include lambdas at all, if I have time I might look for it and edit in a link. At it's core, I think it's fair to say Python is about forcing the user into formatting their code in a readable way. It's gotten away from it over the years for practicality reasons, and to increase adoption by people who disagree on which ways are more readable. Sometimes I wish they would take nested comprehensions away from me, I am too lazy to avoid them in the heat of the moment, and I get a thrill out of making it work, even though I know they're disgusting.