[Chris Angelico] > If you have a use-case for a lambda function that takes a callback and > has a default value for that callback, please submit it to The Daily > WTF. In Steve's example, the main function was created with a > statement.
Fair enough, but I still think D'Aprano may have engineered his example to be particularly unreadable. Why would you use 'arg' for both the argument to the method and the callback! That's at least a little WTF.
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