Restrict list comprehension complexity#30
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| "The larger the 'finally' body size, the more likely that an exception will be raised during " | ||
| "resource cleanup activities."), | ||
| 'C6010': ('Multiple generators in list comprehension', |
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Only one of us can use this code :)
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Other than potentially conflicting on code C6010
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"Complicated list comprehensions or generator expressions can be hard to read." To encourage simple list comprehensions let's limit them to using one
forstatement each.