Hell all. This is when using Python 3. Say I have a tuple/list/generator, which elements are always are a two elements tuple. A simple sample would be this: ( ( 1,2) (3,4) ) I want to loop (no nested loops), with two loop variables, akin to what is done when using enumerate. I.e., the code: for fst,scnd in : Some_operator( ( ( 1,2) (3,4) ) ): print( fst*scnd ) Should output: 2 12 The question is: Does Some_operator exists, and if so, what is it? Thanks. Continue reading...
