>> Specifically: If I want to write a function that answers a yes/no
>> question, I have lots of possible ways of spelling yes (1, 2, "yes",
>> and so on) and lots of possible ways of spelling no (0, {}, None,
>> and so on). There isn't a single preferred way.
Fredrik> if you study real python code, you'll find that there is.
I mean that the language doesn't prefer a single way,
as opposed to programmers' conventions.
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