[Baypiggies] processing multiple lists in step

[Charles Merriam]

Cool.   For in memory objects, one might use zip().

Anyone care to have a Pythonic lunch at the Dojo on Monday?

On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 12:08 AM, Jeff Enderwick
<jeff.enderwick at gmail.com> wrote:
> I like using list-comps in Python. Is there a nice way to process more
> than one list concurrently in this style? By this, I mean that the 1st
> iteration would act on L1[0] and L2[0], the 2nd iteration would act on
> L1[1] and L2[1], and so on. Sorry if the soln is obvious - I am tired
> :-)
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