Alex Martelli wrote:
> I much prefer the current arrangement where dict(a=b,c=d) means {'a':b,
> 'c':d} -- it's much more congruent to how named arguments work for every
> other case. Would you force us to quote argument names in EVERY
> functioncall...?!
Hmmm... should these two forms give different results?
>>> a = 0
>>> b = 1
>>> A = {a: b}
>>> B = dict(a=b)
>>> A, B
({0: 1}, {'a': 1})
I feel very uncomfortable about that. Am I alone?
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