I'm writing statements in IPython which should return something, but they don't. For example:
In [1]: if True: 1
In [2]: for i in [1]: i
Meanwhile in the regular Python interpreter, it works as expected:
>>> if True: 1
...
1
>>> for i in [1]: i
...
1
These are contrived examples, but boiled down from things I might write in the interpreter. Here's another example - still contrived, but closer to something I might actually write:
for i in range(0x20, 0x7f): chr(i)
I could use a list comprehension, but it's easier to read with each item on its own line. And I could use print(repr(...)), but that's annoying to type.
Is this behaviour intentional? If yes, what's its purpose? And how do I change it to the same behaviour as the regular Python interpreter?