# example.py
[very_long_item_name for very_long_item_name in function(something) if condition]
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[very_long_item_name for very_long_item_name in function(
something) if condition]
This is hard to read. Even if function has more arguments, this looks confusing to me. I would have expected any of the following (depending on the length of function(something) and condition):
# Better solution?
[very_long_item_name for very_long_item_name
in function(something) if condition]
# ... or?
[very_long_item_name for very_long_item_name in
function(something) if condition]
# For long `function(something)` or `condition`?
[very_long_item_name
for very_long_item_name
in function(something)
if condition]
# ...or?
[very_long_item_name for
very_long_item_name in
function(something) if
condition]
(I prefer the first and third solution.) Or is this a situation where the "correct" solution is to rewrite the comprehension using loops?
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This is hard to read. Even if
functionhas more arguments, this looks confusing to me. I would have expected any of the following (depending on the length offunction(something)andcondition):(I prefer the first and third solution.) Or is this a situation where the "correct" solution is to rewrite the comprehension using loops?
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