First off, Kent, thanks for posting that! I know it's in the Python library
but it does help to have a bookmark for things I know I'll need pretty soon.
Second... What if there is a '<<' or '>>'? Does that just mean the same thing
(maybe a little over emphasized.. ;) I thought I saw this when I was
learning boolean expressions, but I don't recall.
----- Original Message ----
From: Kent Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good question! The only doc I can find on this behavior is this:
http://docs.python.org/lib/comparisons.html
which just says that the comparison operation exists. There doesn't seem
to be any documentation on how comparison works with sequences.
I think it is pretty safe to count on the current behaviour of < and >
for lists. I'll put in a documentation bug on this - the meaning of
these operations (and ==) should be explicit in the docs.
Kent
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