Subject: (New) 1 screening request

From: Are They Dangerous <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2014 08:03:31 -0700

Re: BG report on your file 4c9e7ebc-a445-4b22-a172-64de1c998ba1 - no longer refers to the original x list, and so there's no confusion. Basically, python remembers it's iterating over the original x list, but as soon as you start assigning the iteration value (0,1,2, etc) to the name x, it no longer refers to the original

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(1) New Screening Request

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Re: A note on scope, since no one else directly mentioned it: Python has function-level scoping, but nothing like C's block-level scoping. So the inside and the outside of the for loop have the same scope.

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