Well, copying and pasting this text, and changing <<<NAME>>> to Foo so
that its a legal Python identifier (why did you not want to name your
class, out of curiosity), I get no problems with this.
class Foo:
def digest():
''' char[28] digest ( )
Return the digest of the strings passed to the update() method
so far.
This is a 28-byte string which may contain non-ASCII
characters,
including null bytes.
'''
raise NotImplementedError, 'digest() is not yet implemented.'
>>> foo = Foo()
>>> foo
<__main__.Foo instance at 0x00B30C38>
So all I can suggest is that you have accidentally mixed double and
single quotes, or there is a quote mark somewhere in the docstring in
your copy of the code, or some strange, platform/system/text editor/etc
specific bug is causing this, or i don't know what else.
Oh and btw, I suspect, form the lack of @staticmethod on the line above
def digest():, that you perhaps meant def digest(self): ?
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