On 02/24/2013 04:08 PM, piterrr.dolin...@gmail.com wrote:
For example (I believe it's already been mentioned) "declaring" intX with some
integer value does *nothing* to maintain
X as an integer:
--> intX = 32
--> intX = intX / 3.0
--> intX
10.6666666666
Yes I did see that it is possible to redefine the type of a variable.
And that right there is one of the key aspects of Python: there are no variables, only objects, and objects' types
cannot be changed. objects can be labeled with names, but the names are more like sticky notes, and can be peeled off
and stuck on some other object.
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