On Mon, Feb 07, 2005 at 03:24:11PM +0100, Alex Martelli wrote: > def always produces a > function object and binds it to the name coming after keyword 'def'. > Any such function object, no matter how produced and how bound hither > and thither, always behaves in exactly the same way.
This isn't exactly true:
>>> class C(object):
... def __new__(*a): pass
...
>>> C.__new__
<function __new__ at 0x40088d4c>
>>> class D(object): pass
...
>>> def __new__(*a): pass
...
>>> D.__new__ = __new__
>>> D.__new__
<unbound method D.__new__>
of course, __new__ is special-cased (*some*body should've read "import
this", especially the part "explicit is better than implicit").
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