Bryan Olson wrote: > >>Python queries objects for their types; it's now a user-visible feature: > >> > >> >>> 'hello'.__class__ > >> <type 'str'> > > > > > > To get an object's type, use type(x). This has always been a user- > > visible feature (along with id(x)). > > Commanding that I get it some other way isn't going to change > that that type is now user-accessible as an attribute of the > object.
so the object in my example has the type "oops" ? > The story continued. what story? looks like kookery to me. I recommend moving this thread to comp.lang.funny.snake.farm </F> -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
