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I want to determine if a list contains a certain string, so I use a generator expression, like so: g = (s for s in myList if s == myString) any(g) Of course I want to inline this, so I do: any((s for s in myList if s == myString)) Then I think it would look nicer with single parens, so I try: any(s for s in myList if s == myString) not really expecting it work. Surprise! it does! So is this legal Python or just something my implementation allows? If it's legal, what is the general rule here?
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