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[Python-Dev] zip() and list-comprehension with commas

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>>>>> "PP" == Paul Prescod <paul@prescod.net> writes:

    PP> "Stitch" and "with" are okay, but I'd like to hear someone
    PP> debunk the names used today by MAL. They seemed very logical
    PP> to me. I'd just change the semantics to be lazy in a couple of
    PP> cases.

I don't like the fact that this will give you two pairs of built-ins
that differ only by the last letter.  It seems too easy to mistype or
misread.  OTOH, I've argued for a dict() built-in before.

-Barry

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