Mark Dickinson added the comment: I'm also a bit uncomfortable with adding tests for other specific exceptions when a misbehaving `random` is passed: again, the details of whether an exception is raised or not for "self.assertRaises(IndexError, shuffle, seq, random=lambda: -1.1)", and which precise class of exception is raised, seem like something that could be left as implementation-defined. I'm not sure I see much value in pinning down the precise behaviour in this case (which is effectively what a testcase does).
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