> + If I understand what you're selling, the hash code of a given string > will almost certainly change across program runs. That's a very > visible change in semantics, since hash() is a builtin Python > function available to user code. Some programs use hash codes to > index into persistent (file- or database- based) data structures, and > such code would plain break if the hash code of a string changed > from one run to the next. I expect the user-visible hash() would have > to continue using a predictable function. Of course, such programs are already vulnerable to changes in the hash implementation between Python versions (which has happened before). --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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