On 15/03/22 6:14 am, wfdc via Python-ideas wrote:
The whole *point* is that namedtuples let you use *named fields* rather than 
indices. That's the point. That's the purpose.

I would say the point of namedtuple is to let you use either field
names or indices, whichever makes the most sense for what you're
doing at the time. Otherwise why not just use a regular class?

--
Greg

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