On 1/12/22 6:58 am, Anony Mous wrote:
local:
for MyVal in range(0,10)
pass
provides scoping, making it
easier for us to code, debug, and document, while significantly
decreasing the likelihood of variable collisions.
I'm not convinced it would be beneficial in Python. In C
you have declarations that make it clear when you're
introducing a new variable, but in Python there's nothing
saying that MyVal has a restricted scope other than the
rather inconspicuous "local:" above it.
--
Greg
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