[Python-Dev] (name := expression) doesn't fit the narrative of PEP 20
Greg Ewing
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Thu Apr 26 06:39:31 EDT 2018
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Antoine Pitrou wrote: > Depends if you mean a graph between names or values? > > If between names, you can even have cycles AFAICT: > > ((a: = a + b), (b: = a)) I was thinking more of the dataflow graph. That's not a cycle between *values*, since the new values being bound are calculated from the previous values of the names. -- Greg
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