There is a problem when i deal with print() function(Python 3).
When I\'m looking for sum of a series I may use the following code pattern:
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This behavior isn't too much different than on python2.x:
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>>>
>>> print (i*i for i in range(30))
at 0x10c034a50>
Generally speaking, if you want to actually know the items, a list might be easiest (it just requires the addition of a couple square brackets:
print [i*i for i in range(30)]
or on python3.x:
print([i*i for i in range(30)])