On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 11:56:07AM +0200, Alex Martelli wrote: ... | gain a bit more flexibility, but not much usefulness) -- other | compile-time-typesafe languages such as Java (if it had some | way to have constrained generics) would let you use 'Object' | as the value-type, so you could in fact add anything. Almost : not 'int' , 'char' , 'float' , 'double' , 'byte' , 'short' , 'long' , and any of the above (including Object) in array form. This is one reason I really like Python's object model much better than Java's. -D
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