[Python-Dev] copy, len and the like as 'object' methods? (original) (raw)
Gordon McMillan gmcm@hypernet.com
Thu, 23 Aug 2001 06:37:04 -0400
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[Guido]
> Maybe they are asking the wrong question. I think that copying > isn't all that important in Python -- that's why it's in a > module. [David] I'm tired of this argument, so I'll quit. I'll just say that IMO students can't ask the wrong questions.
Not to prolong it, but Guido's comment made me realize that I haven't imported copy in years. Haven't written a clone() method in years, either, despite the fact that coming from Java and C++ that was one of my favorite methods.
get-yourself-a-big-stick-and-teach-'em-Zen-ly y'rs
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