> 1. "exec('x = 1')" should behave exactly the same as "x = 1"
Sorry, no go. This just isn't a useful feature.
> 2. "from foo import *" should do the same as "x = 1"
But it is limiting because it hides information from the compiler, and
hence it is outlawed when it gets in the way of the compiler.
> 3. "def g(): print x" should behave the same as "print x"
Huh? again. Defining a function does't call it. Python has always
adhered to the principle that the context where a function is defined
determines its context, not where it is called.
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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