Tuple Assignment in Pyth

Question

I was wondering if there is any way to assign 2 values (G and H) to say a list of ["egg", "chicken"] in Pyth. In python it would be something along the lines of

G, H = ["egg", "chicken"]

At the moment the shortest way I can think of would be something like

=N["egg""chicken")=G@N0=H@N1

which uses the lookup function to index the list and store each one individually. I tried doing something like

=(G H)["egg""chicken")

but when I look at the debug info Pyth debug info it doesn't seem to be what im after. Any help would be good thanks. This may include shortening the original solution or giving me an explanation on how to do the tuple assignment

Answer 1

This is exactly what the A builtin does: “Assign the first value of the list to G and the second to H. Return the input.”

A["egg""chicken")