Evan Driscoll <drisc...@cs.wisc.edu> wrote:
>So yes, you can say that pretending there's not a mapping of strings to
>internal representation is silly, because there is. However, there's
>nothing you can say about that mapping.
I'm not the one labeling anything as being silly. I'm the one labeling
the things as bullshit, and that's what you're doing here. I can in
fact say what the internal byte string representation of strings is any
given build of Python 3. Just because I can't say what it would be in
an imaginary hypothetical implementation doesn't mean I can never say
anything about it.
Ross Ridge
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