On 2012-07-17 10:23, Andrew Berg wrote:
I don't want that, but I am suggesting that it would be consistent with
the idea of "something or nothing".
Don't confuse names and objects. You can only test the truth value of
objects. If you don't have a name in a namespace, then it means you
don't have a tool to have a reference to anything (including the False
object).
Using the same logic you could also say that not giving any condition to
the "if" statement should be evaluated as False:
if:
print "This never gets executed"
But it makes no sense.
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