[Python-Dev] Summary of "dynamic attribute access" discussion (original) (raw)
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Greg> I actually came up with an idea for that, slightly too late to get
Greg> considered in the original lockstep-iteration debate:
Greg> for (x in seq1, y in seq2):
Greg> ...That's already valid syntax though.
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