Kind of a noob here: PHP uses this by default right, just so I understand? For example, you could do the code below to dump all rows in a MySQL response:<br>if ($row = $response-&gt;fetch_row) {<br>    var_dump($row);<br>},(reply>), @Floor the Gas exactly, in C a lot of std functions are implemented to work this way, i think it improves code a lot,(reply>), Yes it does. It’s a great feature that makes code much easier to read and imo that’s what python is all about, so I do not understand why people are complaining...,(reply>), It's like the C '=',(reply>), Correct, I'm not familiar with Python myself so I was a bit baffled by the issue at first. It seems = doesn't return the value in the same way.