As one of those crazy functional programmers who uses python, can you please explain to me what the benefit is in remove xrange, lazy map/filter/reduce, and other functional mainstays in exchange for what is essentially more syntax to do the same?
>>> map(lambda i:i*i, range(5))
<map object at 0x010622F0>
>>> list(map(lambda i:i*i, range(5)))
[0, 1, 4, 9, 16]
>>>That is indeed cleaner. Thanks for the explanation.
if tree.left:
yield from traverse(tree.left)
yield tree
if tree.right:
yield from traverse(tree.right)
Same applies to map, filter and I believe reduce as well.