semantic/semantic-python/test/fixtures/4-01-lambda-literals.py

# CHECK-TREE: { const <- \x -> \y -> x; y <- const #true #true; z <- const #false #false; #record { const: const, y : y, z: z, }}
const = lambda x, y: x
y = const(True, True)
z = const(False, False)
Compile Python lambdas. Lambdas are so hilariously crippled in Python that they're significantly easier to compile than functions. Indeed, the resulting core looks much like a function definition, without a `rec` binding. 2019-12-13 20:14:04 +03:00			`# CHECK-TREE: { const <- \x -> \y -> x; y <- const #true #true; z <- const #false #false; #record { const: const, y : y, z: z, }}`
			`const = lambda x, y: x`
			`y = const(True, True)`
			`z = const(False, False)`