Comprehension for flattening a sequence of sequences? [duplicate]

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With a comprehension? Well…

>>> seq = '012345'
>>> swapped_pairs = zip(seq[1::2], seq[::2])
>>> ''.join(item for pair in swapped_pairs for item in pair)
'103254'

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