Need a rust version too.MaliciousKebab@sh.itjust.works to Programmer Humor@programming.dev – 810 points – 7 months ago94Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsPython: from Rescues import Princess Princess.rescue() map(lambda princess: princess.rescue(), [castle.get_princess() for castle in castles])Don't forget to keep your return values... rescued_princesses = [{"princess": princess, "rescued": princess.rescue()} for princess in [castle.get_princess() for castle in castles]]from Castle import Princess Done
Python: from Rescues import Princess Princess.rescue() map(lambda princess: princess.rescue(), [castle.get_princess() for castle in castles])Don't forget to keep your return values... rescued_princesses = [{"princess": princess, "rescued": princess.rescue()} for princess in [castle.get_princess() for castle in castles]]from Castle import Princess Done
map(lambda princess: princess.rescue(), [castle.get_princess() for castle in castles])Don't forget to keep your return values... rescued_princesses = [{"princess": princess, "rescued": princess.rescue()} for princess in [castle.get_princess() for castle in castles]]
Don't forget to keep your return values... rescued_princesses = [{"princess": princess, "rescued": princess.rescue()} for princess in [castle.get_princess() for castle in castles]]
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map(lambda princess: princess.rescue(), [castle.get_princess() for castle in castles])Don't forget to keep your return values...
rescued_princesses = [{"princess": princess, "rescued": princess.rescue()} for princess in [castle.get_princess() for castle in castles]]Done