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minus-square🌶️ - knighthawklinkfedilinkEnglish7•1 month agoso these are the only 2 ways then? huge if true
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•edit-21 month agoOh, there are plenty of other terrible ways: for _ in mylist: break else: # whatever you'd do if mylist was empty if not any(True for _ in mylist): try: def do_raise(): raise ValueError _ = [do_raise() for _ in mylist] except ValueError: pass else: # whatever you'd do i mylist was empty I could probably come up with a few others as well. Please note that none of these handles the TypeError if mylist is None.
so these are the only 2 ways then? huge if true
Oh, there are plenty of other terrible ways:
for _ in mylist: break else: # whatever you'd do if mylist was empty
if not any(True for _ in mylist):
try: def do_raise(): raise ValueError _ = [do_raise() for _ in mylist] except ValueError: pass else: # whatever you'd do i mylist was empty
I could probably come up with a few others as well.
Please note that none of these handles the
TypeError
ifmylist is None
.