Python Walrus Operator (I Wish I Had Learned Sooner)

Python Walrus Operator in one of the most underrated operators in Python Programming language and in this video we will talk about it using 3 examples in Python.

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[svrsabhishek]

This looks pretty good and easy never knew we can access return value as lists 👍🏼

[fsnelisable]

Thank you stranger, had no idea that this is a thing !!

[Ybby]

This honestly seems totally unnecessary to me. All it does is save a single line of code, at the cost of introducing an entirely new operator. Leave it to Python to do all the extra, unnecessary, work. I'd love to see them fix their typing or the GIL before doing unnecessary things like this. Good video on your part, just useless functionality on Python's part.