[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have yet to see any reasonable definition of a Python
value in the Python docs or elsewhere, despite the fact
that a value is one of the three defining characteristics
of an object, a central concept in Python.
I noticed too. My try:
The value of an object is the information that the object represents (or
that is stored with the object) that the interpreter uses to compute the
value of a new object when you use the object in an expression. For
number objects, the number value. For collection objects, the objects
collected. For functions, the signature and function performed when called.
How is that?
Terry Jan Reedy
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