"Talin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> For some reason, I have stuck in my head the idea that this concept of
> 'quoting'
> is central to the whole business
I agree. And in Python, the main means of implicit (unwritten) quoting is
to use a statement instead of an expression. For instance, a=b <=>
set('a', b) and import xyz <=> xyz = __import__('xyz'). In a def
statement, everything is quoted *except* the default arg expressions. But
I am not sure how this understanding helps you.
Terry Jan Reedy
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