Andre Roberge <[email protected]> added the comment:
+1 on adding better error messages for these cases. I also agree with having
different explanations with lambda and def.
Below is what I have with friendly-traceback: perhaps the first line of both of
these might be suitable? (I will likely change the first line in each case to
be as similar to what you end up with.)
>>> set_include("why")
>>> lambda (x, y): x + y
`lambda` does not allow parentheses around its arguments.
This was allowed in Python 2 but it not allowed in Python 3.
>>> def foo(x, (y, z), w):
You cannot have explicit tuples as function arguments.
You can only use identifiers (variable names) as function arguments.
Assign any tuple to a parameter and unpack it
within the body of the function.
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