Also, when you'd need to append 'a lot' to the same list, you could shortcut k+=[1] to a=k.append; now you can a(1). (save 2 chars per append; becomes profitable when you need N appends where N*len('k+=[]')>len('a=k.append')+N*len('a()') <=> N>5)
k+=[1]
k+=[2]
k+=[3]
k+=[4]
k+=[5]
vs
a=k.append
a(1)
a(2)
a(3)
a(4)
a(5)
Now I'm having fun :)
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Also, when you'd need to append 'a lot' to the same list, you could shortcut
k+=[1]toa=k.append; now you cana(1). (save 2 chars per append; becomes profitable when you need N appends whereN*len('k+=[]')>len('a=k.append')+N*len('a()')<=> N>5)vs
Now I'm having fun :)