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Comprehensions

A one-line way to build a list, dictionary or set from a loop - what you want, where it comes from and which ones - instead of an empty list, a loop and append.

Depth 1 · Foundation

You can write list, dictionary and set comprehensions with and without an if, read one aloud in order, turn a building loop into one and back, and know when a plain loop is clearer.

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Depths of understanding

  1. 1

    Foundation

    You can write list, dictionary and set comprehensions with and without an if, read one aloud in order, turn a building loop into one and back, and know when a plain loop is clearer.

Your path here

What's still between you and Comprehensions, depth 1, in the order you can learn it.

  1. 1ProgramDepth 1 · Foundation · Program Basics
  2. 2ExpressionDepth 1 · Foundation · Program Basics
  3. 3Variables in codeDepth 1 · Foundation · Program Basics
  4. 4Program stateDepth 1 · Foundation · Program Basics
  5. 5Input and outputDepth 1 · Foundation · Program Basics
  6. 6Functions in codeDepth 1 · Foundation · Functions
  7. 7Return valuesDepth 1 · Foundation · Functions
  8. 8BooleansDepth 1 · Foundation · Control Flow
  9. 9ConditionalsDepth 1 · Foundation · Control Flow
  10. 10LoopsDepth 1 · Foundation · Control Flow
  11. 11Accumulator patternDepth 1 · Foundation · Control Flow
  12. 12Floating-point numbersDepth 1 · Foundation · Data Types
  13. 13Basic typesDepth 1 · Foundation · Data Types
  14. 14Character encodingDepth 1 · Foundation · Data Types
  15. 15StringsDepth 1 · Foundation · Data Types
  16. 16ListsDepth 1 · Foundation · Data Structures
  17. 17First-class functionsDepth 1 · Foundation · Functions
  18. 18ComprehensionsDepth 1 · Foundation · Data Structures

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