Christian Heimes schrieb:
Steven schrieb:
Speaking as one of those "some people", my position is that functions
created with lambda are first-class objects the same as everything else
in Python, and a rule that says "You must not assign a lambda to a
name, ever" would be a terrible rule.
PEP 8 is for the standard library and Python core only. You can write
your own code like you prefer. Nobody is going to enforce the PEP 8
style guide unless you write code for the stdlib.
Well, most sane people I know use it at least as a strong guideline for their
own code as well, so we should always consider the impact when changing PEP 8.
This specific case though is a good guideline to have.
Georg
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two, excepting that thou then proceed to four. Tabs are right out.
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