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This list comprehension is incorrect:
![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d1d07840-bad8-43da-aab2-c1f65a975b4f)
https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/en/latest/templates/#jinja-filte…
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### Reason/inspiration (optional)
We would like a new entry on the `List-comprehension` concept under Python. The entry should go in a new file under `docs/content/python/concepts/list-comprehension/…
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## Compiler version
3.5.0, 3.3.3
## Minimized code
https://scastie.scala-lang.org/road21/GozkhzC7QXaGpkbM7mNYUg/3
```scala
for {
(x: Any)
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> WIP
There are columns that are standalones :
* RowId
* Mnemonics
* Synopsys
* Opcode
* Domain
* number of operands
* Brief description
There are columns that are to be simply grouped…
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Dafny fails to determine that set s in this code segment is finite.
```datatype INNER = a()
datatype OUTER = b(x:INNER)
lemma l()
{
var s := set r : OUTER | true;
}
```
aferr updated
3 weeks ago
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The following code (thanks @ysfoo) shows that broadcasting can fail to be type stable, even when equivalent map calls/list comprehensions are:
```julia
using LinearAlgebra
function chol_func1(mat…
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Very important feature
Here's some funny looking syntax for it
```basic
DIM array 5 ("He", "llo", ", ", "Worl", "d!")
# add all elements of the array and print
PRINT array(+)
# append "lol" …
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When I call /api/tournament I seem to only get tournaments created by "lichess". Because I created a tournament starting in about 40 minutes and I can't see it either at https://lichess.org/tournament…
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I get the desire to recycle the lambda, but the result is much uglier than set/map comprehensions. I have to read:
`seq(c.mapCount, i requires 0
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TL;DR; Found a scenario where depending on clause order cue evaluates correctly, gives unhelpful error or crashes.
Not sure if title describes well the context but examples should clear that out. L…