Dictionary and Print() --- Concatenation

[Anno (HelloPythonWorld)]

I’ve been attempting to gain insight into Python’s mathematical and linguistic logic. Simply put, a voyage of new discovery Ahaha… (…an exaggeration, as I’m still an inexperienced user.)

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Another instance involved attempts to reduce the length and number of lines of code.

Why a for loop?

It’s a bit confusing when written like so because there is an implicit tuple there. Python treats the expression as [i for (i, x) in enumerate(my_list) if my_list[0] == x]. So its NOT a list with these 2 members: i for i x in enumerate(my_list) if my_list[0] == x Instead, it is equivalent to: result = [] for iteration in enumerate(my_list): (i, x) = iteration if x == my_list[0]: result.append(i)

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Alternately stated, I have been attempting to obtain technical skills that now limit my ability to write code fluently.