James Stroud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I increasingly come to the decision to avoid tuples altogether
> because, eventually, you end up turning them into lists anyway
I don't. I end up extracting them to separate variables.
>>> foo = (12, None, "spam")
>>> # ...
>>> # much code, perhaps passing foo around as parameter
>>> # ...
>>> (bar, baz, wibble) = foo
>>> # code using bar, baz, and/or wibble
If they are eventually extracted to lists, then it generally makes no
sense for them ever to begin as a tuple.
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