On 7/11/10 10:03 PM, Nathan Rice wrote: > Yeah, I long ago filed the in place place in the same folder as > strings-as-sequences, all() returning True for an empty iterable and any > returning True rather than the thing which triggered it.
You know, the latter two I can see an argument for, and could see the
usefulness therein -- though I've never used either like that, but I
consider that chance. I could see the use (and could readily write my
own all/any in such a case, then keep it in my toolbox).
But the first: what?!
for ch in data:
is exceptionally useful. Strings-as-sequences I've used hundreds,
thousands of times. I use it constantly.
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