It copies a list right? but in the code I’m looking at its x = x[:] which I don’t understand. How can both copies be called the same thing?
It copies a list right? but in the code I’m looking at its x
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It copies a list right? but in the code I’m looking at its x = x[:] which I don’t understand. How can both copies be called the same thing?
The right is evaluated first, placed into a temporary variable, and x is re-assigned to the temp variable. You never see it, of course.