> What does being in the Python core mean? There are two potential definitions: > > 1. Documentation says it's available on all platforms. > > 2. Documentation restricts it to one of the three platform groups > (Unix/Windows/Mac) but implies that it will be available on any > OS in that group. > > I think the second one is closer to what application programmers > thinking about which batteries are included expect. But I could be > persuaded otherwise by a good argument. Actually, when *I* have used the term "core" I've typically thought of this as referring to anything that's in the standard source distribution, whether or not it is built on all platforms. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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