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calling a function in a comprehension - Skaperen - Jul-13-2018
is there any chance foo() could be called more than once or is it well defined to be exactly once in this or any other comprehension construct?
a=[bar(x) for x in foo(x)]
RE: calling a function in a comprehension - gontajones - Jul-13-2018
foo() will be called just at the beginning of the for loop.
def bar(n):
return '0'+str(n)
def foo(n):
return range(n)
print([bar(x) for x in foo(10)])