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--- python:workout [2026/02/27 08:23] – [SPLAT OPERATOR] v1ctor
+++ python:workout [2026/03/24 11:31] (current) – [GEERATORS] v1ctor
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 def mysum(*numbers):
     print(type(numbers))  # tuple
+mysum(1,2,3,4,5)     # passing arbitrary number of arguments
+mysum(*[2,3,4,5,6])  # unpacking an iterable
+</code>
+==== GEERATORS ====
+A generator expression looks just like a list comprehension but with parentheses instead of brackets:
+<code python>
+# List comprehension — builds a list
+[some_func(w) for w in s.split()]
+# Generator expression — produces values lazily
+(some_func(w) for w in s.split())
+</code>
+When you pass a generator directly as the only argument to a function, you can drop the extra parentheses:
+<code python>
+" ".join(some_func(w) for w in s.split())    # parens omitted (cleaner)
 </code>