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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:40

A pythonic idiom is to utilize a list comprehension where possible:

def generateHostList(size):
 return [ generateHost() for _ in range(size) ]

(notice another idiom of using _ for unused).

The generateHost itself may look confusing. The TomBarron TomBarron's solution is better.

A pythonic idiom is to utilize a list comprehension where possible:

def generateHostList(size):
 return [ generateHost() for _ in range(size) ]

(notice another idiom of using _ for unused).

The generateHost itself may look confusing. The TomBarron's solution is better.

A pythonic idiom is to utilize a list comprehension where possible:

def generateHostList(size):
 return [ generateHost() for _ in range(size) ]

(notice another idiom of using _ for unused).

The generateHost itself may look confusing. The TomBarron's solution is better.

answered Apr 18, 2014 at 4:55

answered Apr 18, 2014 at 4:55

A pythonic idiom is to utilize a list comprehension where possible:

def generateHostList(size):
 return [ generateHost() for _ in range(size) ]

(notice another idiom of using _ for unused).

The generateHost itself may look confusing. The TomBarron's solution is better.

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