In article <[email protected]>, Roy Smith <[email protected]> wrote: > >I've never used partition() before; my first thought on reading the above >was, "That's weird, it should be returning a list". Then I went and looked >at the docs. Given the description (returns specifically a 3-tuple), I >guess a tuple makes sense, but now I'm wondering what the use case was for >this method when it was invented?
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