List Comprehensions: multiple "for" loops

Hi, Kenneth Love

Would it be better/more readable if the list comprehension you show at 6 min in to the video (as well as the row and cols one shown before this) was written with its "for... in" loops in the order of the variables? Like:

[(letter, number) for letter in 'abc' for number in range(1, 5)]

And when you're talking about "inner" and "outer" in the example before this one, I assume you're talking about the first 'for' loop being the "outer" one and the second 'for' loop being the "inner" one, right?

For instance, "[(letter, number) for letter in 'abc' for number in range(1, 5)]"... is like typing this:

for letter in 'abc':         # Outer
    for number in range(1, 5):     # Inner (nested inside of the outer one)
        # do something here

where the code takes the 'a' and matches it with 1, 2, 3, etc... and then takes the 'b' and does likewise, right?

Thanks, D.