Greg Wilson writes: > > 2. What mark would you give a student who had variables IO and I0 in the > same module? > I think this is a bit of a stretch - IO and I0 look almost identical typographically (depending on the font) whereas // and / look pretty different. It would be a better analogy to say "What mark would you give a student who used variables X and XX in the same program". And, I wouldn't have a problem with that. How about URL's? '/' and '//' have different meanings there and I don't think people have a big problem with this. The other point - "=" vs "==" - is a bit harder to answer. Both of these symbols are used in Python, but not in the same context. All-the-good-symbols-are-already-taken-ly y'rs, //C
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