I see that there is a thread of a similar topic that was posted recently (
enumerate with a start index ) but thought I would start a new thread since
what I am suggesting is a little different.
Whenever I use enumerate, I am doing so because I will use the index to access
some other element i
| making the implied return statment visible might also be a good idea,
| e.g.
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|lambda x, y: return x + y
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| or even
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|def (x, y): return x + y
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Although I don't understand the implications of making such a change, the 2nd
alternative above looks very nice. Whenever I write a la
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|| def areclose(x,y,rtol=1.e-5,atol=1.e-8):
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