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question about list comprehension - adriaanNL - Sep-09-2018 I am practicing for the python PCAP exam and i don't understand this excercise: How many empty lines will the following snippet send to the console? l = [[c for c in range(r)] for r in range(3)] for x in l: if len(x) < 2: print()I do understand easy list comprehensions but not this one with c for c in range®. If someone could explain this I would be very thankful. RE: question about list comprehension - buran - Sep-09-2018 it is list comprehension inside list comprehension. the result will be list of lists |