A "what's wrong" which the linters don't find is that for/else is one of the more confusing aspects of the Python language, and should be avoided when there are equally clear alternatives.
That is, I believe that
for entry in entries:
if entry == key:
break
else:
raise NotFoundError
is better written as:
if not any(entry == key for entry in entries):
raise NotFoundError
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A "what's wrong" which the linters don't find is that for/else is one of the more confusing aspects of the Python language, and should be avoided when there are equally clear alternatives.
That is, I believe that
is better written as: