[Guido]
> PEP 207 is quite explicit that == and != are not to be assumed each
> other's complement. It is silent on the x==x issue but the PEP
> mentions IEEE 754 so I agree that this also shouldn't be cut short.
It's explicit about x==x too:
(Note: Python currently assumes that x==x is always true
and x!=x is never true; this should not be assumed.)
That's from the end of point #4, under "Proposed Resolutions". I agreed
then, and still do <wink>.
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