Vedran Čačić <[email protected]> added the comment:
Why exactly is [2,3] expected? In the first example, the inner list has two
functions that are _exactly the same_. Each of them takes a, grabs i from outer
scope, and returns a[i]. (And of course, at the moment of evaluation of these
functions, i is 1.)
Do you really expect i to be "spliced" into the lambda as a value at the moment
of constructing the function? Would you also expect
lambda x: x + input('y? ')
to ask you for input?
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nosy: +veky
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