>> So what's different?
Fredrik> more than one way to do it. more than one concept to
Fredrik> explain to newcomers. more than one "obviously correct"
Fredrik> way to do things. less is more. etc.
I'm a little confused, because it seems to me that Python already
has more than one way to do this particular thing.
Specifically: If I want to write a function that answers a yes/no
question, I have lots of possible ways of spelling yes (1, 2, "yes",
and so on) and lots of possible ways of spelling no (0, {}, None,
and so on). There isn't a single preferred way.
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