Le 30/03/17 à 19:06, Markus Meskanen a écrit :
And like I said before, for loop is just another way of doing while
loop, yet nobody's complaining. There's nothing wrong with having two
different ways of doing the same thing, as long as one of them is
never the better way. If we add `repeat`, there's never a reason to
use `for _ in range` anymore.
It doesn't always creates something easier to use, like for example :
`for _ in range(x, y, z)` (fixed or variable parameters)
`for _ in one_list` (saves a call to len() with your solution)
`for _ in any_other_kind_of_iterable` (we don't need to know the length
here, we may even use a generator)
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