Hi Alan,
On 02.08.07, Alan G Isaac wrote:
> Well of course there have been other views on this.
> Guido's own comment on the absence was:
> "there isn't a real good reason."
Interesting, this I didn't know.
> And my personal view is that these methods should be
> available for tuples, thereby encouraging the the good
> practice of using tuples when immutability is a relevant
> property.
>
> Anyway, this seems a bit OT for this list, so you can have
> the last word. (I.e., I'll shut up now.)
I take the last word and admit that there are different "schools"
concerning the whole tuple-vs-list issue. In principle, one could
argue that Python is missing an immutable list type ;-) But
you're right: this is really off-topic...
Cheers,
Jörg
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