holger krekel wrote:
[discussion on naming enumerate() items()]
> Additionally
>
> items(dict)==dict.items()
>
> would be satisfied, so the analogy is better than 'rough'.
They are not equivalent, see below.
Neal
--
>>> d = {10:20}
>>> print d.items()
[(10, 20)]
>>> print enumerate(d)
<enumerate object at 0x40208bcc>
>>> for x in enumerate(d): print x
...
(0, 10)
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