[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >>> import types
> >>> type("") is types.ListType
> False
> >>> type("") is types.StringType
> True
> >>> type([]) is types.StringType
> False
> >>> type([]) is types.ListType
> True
This is even worse than an 'isinstance' check; it refuses even
subclasses of the types you accept, breaking polymorphism *and*
inheritance.
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