I don't agree, people are more likely to come from python that to python from a language that has lazy list comprehensions. But regardless, using a language requires that you learn it and I doubt many people think list comp is lazy. Pythonic programming obeys explicit over implicit, which which if you want a lazy version you explicitly use a lazy version.
> Pythonic programming obeys explicit over implicit, which which if you want a lazy version you explicitly use a lazy version.
What does this have to do with anything? If the construct was defined as lazy, then it would be just as explicit. There is nothing about generator expressions that says "here, here, this is lazy".
