Dave Angel <da...@davea.name> writes:
> Ben is right, dunder methods don't belong in introductory texts.
[…]
> But he didn't show you the simplest fix:
>
> (-3).__abs__()
I disagree; the simplest fix is not to call that method directly, and
just use::
abs(-3)
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Ben Finney
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