[Tim]
>> BTW, list.sort() is stable in CPython iff
>>
>> [].sort.__doc__.find('stable')
>>
>> is true^H^H^H^H> 0.
[Guido]
> Um, you meant "is >= 0". The find() method doesn't return a bool, it
> returns the first index where the string is found, and -1 if it is not
> found.
What, you mean you haven't retroactively redefined -1 to be False yet? For
shame <wink>.
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