Pascal Bourguignon wrote: > > For example, sort doesn't need to know what type the objects it sorts > are. It only needs to be given a function that is able to compare the > objects.
Sure. That's why any decent type system supports polymorphism of this sort. (And some of them can even infer which comparison function to pass for individual calls, so that the programmer does not have to bother.) - Andreas -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
