Does it make sense to provide this syntax for iterating key/value pairs from a dictionary?
for k,v in **dict(): print k,v why is this not the same as: for k,v in dict().items(): print k,v for that matter, why the heck doesn't a dictionary default to returning a tuple k,v pair from its iterator? Pax, Keith Ps, I'm sure someone has thought of these things before, probably been answered before, but I'm sure I didn't find reference to them when i searched. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
