On 20/01/22 3:17 am, Joao S. O. Bueno wrote:
But upon seeing a method call, we can just think first of a runtime behavior
Correctly, btw. Any optimization there would be an exception, that
people would
have to know by heart.
Frozensets are immutable, so nobody should be making any
assumptions about whether equal frozensets are the same
object or not -- just as with ints, strings, etc.
It would be just as legitimate e.g. for "ABC".upper()
to return the same string object. There is no exception
here to be learned.
--
Greg
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