Works pretty well in Python
But xrange() in python is just a roundabout way to get back to having a regular for loop.
for x in xrange(0,100)
for(x=0, x<100, x++)But xrange() in python is just a roundabout way to get back to having a regular for loop.
for x in xrange(0,100)
for(x=0, x<100, x++)
Works pretty well in Python.
Though it doesn't invalidate the point the author tries to make.