This is terribly ugly:
psData = []
nsData = []
msData = []
ckData = []
mAData = []
RData = []
pData = []
Is there a way to declare these variables on a single line?
This is terribly ugly: psData = [] nsData = [] msData = [] ckData
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This is terribly ugly:
psData = []
nsData = []
msData = []
ckData = []
mAData = []
RData = []
pData = []
Is there a way to declare these variables on a single line?
The downside of above approach is, you need to count the number of names on the left of
=and have exactly the same number of empty lists (e.g. via therangecall, or more explicitly) on the right handside.
The main thing is, don’t use something like
nor
which would make all names refer to the same empty list!