So,
x.append(y)
vs
x = x + [y]
vs
x += [y]
vs
x = list(itertools.chain(x,[y])
vs
<something even worse here>
x.append(y)
vs
x = x + [y]
vs
x += [y]
vs
x = list(itertools.chain(x,[y])
vs
<something even worse here>
worse:
x[len(x)]=y
It's fun to find horrible and wrong ways to do perfectly fine things. As long as it's twitter and not production code!
x[len(x)]=y
It's fun to find horrible and wrong ways to do perfectly fine things. As long as it's twitter and not production code!
x = *[*x],y
I don't know if you can make it much worse in python.
I may have hit a local maximum.
I don't know if you can make it much worse in python.
I may have hit a local maximum.
No, wait. I have something even more heinous maybe:
x = eval(', '.join(f'{i}' for i in x) + f', {y}')
x = eval(', '.join(f'{i}' for i in x) + f', {y}')
Ever think of something so awful it makes you cringe?
That last python perversion might be it.
That last python perversion might be it.
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