>
> tuple(t) isn't the same as tuple(1, 2, 3). Try it and see.
>
> > MyWeirdTuple(t)  # is t the first argument, or is 1 the first argument?
>
>  t is unambiguously the first argument.
>


I was responding to this sidebar, which was derailing the topic a bit and I
apologize. And my response still didn't make sense.

 As an aside, I've occasionally wished that [] would be the same as [()],
> by analogy to [1,2].
>
>
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