List,list comprehension,tuple in Python, zip, etc. are you learning from Haskell?

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No!

First of all, Python's list and Haskell list are two different things. The latter is a linked list, the former is a dynamic array.

Then the implementation of Haskell's list comprehension relies on turning into map/filter (regardless of fusion optimization), and finally through recursion; the Python list comprehension implementation relies on __iter__ Method (that is, the meaning of the iterator), which is finally implemented by looping, and the termination of the iterator needs to catch an exception: I tell you, they are all from the Lisp learning!!!

"Lisp is the originator of all languages, including appearing earlier than him." ”

(Escape these are not all normal people patted the head can think of things ... Just like infix expressions, arrays, floating-point numbers, who needs to learn?

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