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RE: <> and !=
[Don Arnold]
> Out of curiosity, what was the original operator for the equality > comparison? '=' was used for both equality comparison and assignment. The ambiguity of this-- especially at an interactive prompt --soon killed that idea: >>> a = b If you look in a current Python source distribution, the script Demo/scripts/eqfix.py is still left over from the transition! |
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