Discussion on: One code liner in Python 🐍

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Replies for: Challenge accepted. This is what I came up with. # yours print('\n'.join([''(abs(i-4)+1)for i in range(1,8)])) # mine [print(""(abs(i)+1))...

Impressive! I never thought that we can put print() inside a list comprehension. Seems like cheating to me 😂. Thanks for that! I learn something new today 💪.

Michael Currin • Sep 10 '21

Since Python 3, print is a function so you can use it anywhere you'd use a function

Replies for: Challenge accepted. This is what I came up with. # yours print('\n'.join(['*'*(abs(i-4)+1)for i in range(1,8)])) # mine [print("*"*(abs(i)+1))...

Replies for: Challenge accepted. This is what I came up with. # yours print('\n'.join([''(abs(i-4)+1)for i in range(1,8)])) # mine [print(""(abs(i)+1))...