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from __future__ import print_function | |
def bad_case(): | |
"""Closing over a loop variable.""" | |
lst = [] | |
dct = {} | |
for i in range(10): | |
meth = i | |
print([meth for meth in g_lst]) # good case if you use the meth and is not used anymore | |
return meth | |
g_lst = bad_case() | |
print(bad_case()) # bad case if you use the meth after, because it will have the same value in all lambda methods. | |
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