On 16/03/2019 12:01, Gustavo Carneiro wrote:
Already been said, but might have been forgotten, but the new proposed syntax:new = a + b has to compete with the already existing syntax: new = {**a, **b}
That's easy. Whether it's spelt with "+" or "|" or pretty much anything else, the operator version is clearer and cleaner. "{**a, **b}" is a combination of operators and literal (display) syntax, and following Guido's reasoning that makes it inherently harder to interpret. It's also ugly IMHO, but that's me.
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