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Sure, you could use _ as a throw-away variable in a Python for-loop. Yeah, you could definitely do that... like everyone else. Or you could just do this: >>> a = [ (0, 'Hello'), (1, 'Satan') ] >>> for {}[()], x in a: ... print(x) ... Hello Satan >>> Be different.
You can also mix things up... >>> for {}[(),...,()], x in a: ... print(x) ... Hello Satan >>>
>>> a = [(0, 'Hello'), (1, 'Satan')] >>> for (lambda:()).foldl,x in a: ... print(x) ... Hello Satan >>>
You can even bring up the ghosts of the olden Obfuscated C Code Contests: >>> for ['>']['>'>'>'], x in a: ... print(x) ... Hello Satan
Explicit is better than implicit. use: >>> for input.__self__.__ignore__, x in a: ... print(x) ... Hello Satan to ignore all those pesky self provided inputs. Inputs provided by others can't be ignored unfortunately, it's an input injection vulnerability.
Good lord. What kind of lvalue is THAT?!?!?
What sorcery is this?!
Python.
Ok that is a great ascii art lvalue. I'm going to enjoy the one eared monster staring at me from the stack overflow swamp
At this point that is the boss monster from Cave Story.
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