I think in Python 3 I'll be able to do:
first, *rest = l
which is exactly what I want, but I'm using 2.6. For now I'm doing:
first = l[0]
rest = l[1:]
This is fine, but I was just wondering if there's something more elegant.
I think in Python 3 I'll be able to do:
first, *rest = l
which is exactly what I want, but I'm using 2.6. For now I'm doing:
first = l[0]
rest = l[1:]
This is fine, but I was just wondering if there's something more elegant.
Yet another one, working with python 2.7. Just use an intermediate function. Logical as the new behavior mimics what happened for functions parameters passing.
li = [1, 2, 3]
first, rest = (lambda x, *y: (x, y))(*li)