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Matthew Krey
3,973 PointsPython Comprehensions
At 10:19 in the video, after your set comprehension example, how does your list comprehension example work?
[ound(x/y) for u in range(1, 11) for x in range(2, 21)]
Do you not need to call the round function?
4 Answers
sradms0
Treehouse Project ReviewerHe does call the round function. He just goes back and changes the '{' brace to a '['; the 'r' just disappears on the screen, but is actually still there. Workspaces acts weird when editing in it's command line. Does that make sense?
sradms0
Treehouse Project ReviewerThanks!
Matthew Krey
3,973 PointsFor sure! Thank you for getting back to me on that. It just looked odd...
sradms0
Treehouse Project ReviewerYou got it.
Matthew Krey
3,973 PointsHey Scott can you go back and add your original answer as an Answer? I'd like to make sure I give you the "Best Answer" credit ;)
sradms0
Treehouse Project Reviewersradms0
Treehouse Project ReviewerHe does call the round function. He just goes back and changes the '{' brace to a '['; the 'r' just disappears on the screen, but is actually still there. Workspaces acts weird when editing in it's command line. Does that make sense?