In python, did list, listcomprehension, tuple, zip and so on learn from haskell?
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0 reply content: No!
First, the list of Python is different from the list of Haskell .. The latter is a linked list, and the former is a dynamic array ..
Then the implementation of Haskell's list comprehension relies on converting to map/filter (fusion optimization is not considered), and finally implementing it through recursion; the implementation of list comprehension in Python depends on the _ iter _ method (that is, the meaning of the iterator). Finally, it is implemented through loops, the termination of the iterator also requires an exception .. I told you that they all learned from lisp !!!
"Lisp is the originator of all languages, including those that appeared earlier than him ."
(It's not just something that a normal person can think of when they pat his head ...... Just like an infix expression, array, or floating point number, who needs to learn?
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