Can a List Comprehension do ____ ?

[Eric @ Zomething]

Steve <lonetwin at gmail.com>  and other esteemed Pythonistas wrote:

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> [(breaks[i][1], breaks[i+1][0]) for i in range(len(breaks) - 1)]

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>>> it = iter(breaks)
>>> [(start, end) for ((_, start), (end, _)) in zip(it, it)]

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> [ (max(b[i]), min(b[i+1])) for i in range(len(breaks)) if i+1 < len(breaks) ]

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>>> spans = [(x[1],y[0]) for x,y in zip(breaks, breaks[1:])]

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And a bunch of guidance that was better than a fresh cup of coffee.


Thanks!



Eric Pederson
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