>I get the feeling that Python doesn't have anything resembling a function >pointer? Not only does it have function pointer equivalents, it does things that even C, C++, and Java can't. For example: >>> class MyClass: def f(self): print "amazing" >>> m = MyClass() >>> f = m.f >>> f() amazing >>> You can't do that in C++ or Java! It's very cool. C//
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