List Comprehension Exercise

Exercise9-2.py

'''
This is hacky and ugly. It only works because both
lists are the same size, etc. etc.

Upon researching this, it seems that this is an example
when map() is actually way better and preferable.

There's also a function called zip() which does this,
but I haven't learned zip() yet.

I'll write about it when I do. I hear it's simple.
'''


NUMBERS = range(4)
NAMES = ['Rebecca', 'Georgi', 'Reed', 'Thom Yorke']

result = [(NUMBERS[i], NAMES[i]) for i in range(len(NUMBERS))]

print result