> It would be nice to have, at times, sort() return the sorted list,
> but doing so could lead people to believe that returns a sorted copy of
> the list. What about if we could do "list.sort(returnAfterSorting = 1)"
> or something? It'd be nice if it were short and sweet, but it should
> be clear what it's doing too...
Nah, this is not provided precisely for the reason you give. You can
write your own utility easily enough:
def sort(L):
L.sort()
return L
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