On 11 Jun., 01:36, Ronan Lamy <ronan.l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> No, it doesn't:>>> 42 or '6*9'
> 42
> >>> 0 or '6*9'
>
> '6*9'
Sorry, I confused it with something else. BTW, Python has some fancy
syntax (shamelessly taken from the LWN discussion):
>>> x = set()
>>> y = {'not':'empty'}
>>> z = ['also', 'not', 'empty']
>>> x and y
set([])
>>> y and x
set([])
>>> x or y
{'not': 'empty'}
>>> y or x
{'not': 'empty'}
>>> y and z
['also', 'not', 'empty']
>>> z and y
{'not': 'empty'}
Vinzent
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