#Python 

Is there a pythonic way to call a function multiple times without `for` and while maintaining type checking support?

Currently i'm doing this:

```
plugins = [One(), Two()]

def action_one():
    for p in plugins: p.action_one()

def action_two():
    for p in plugins: p.action_two()
```
Maybe there is better way? 

 @d908aab1 What's not pythonic about a for loop? I'd put the actions on a separate line from the loop header as is recommended by PEP-8, but often the "stupid, simple" solution is the best. Any metaprogramming shenanigans would make this less readable with no tangible benefit.