> What about "foo = foo + 1" => "foo += 1"? I'm not for making peephole changes like this. It's easy to make mistakes (even if you run the test suite) if you don't guess the type of a variable right. I think it's better to bring code up to date in style only as part of a serious rewrite of the module containing it -- so you can fix up all different aspects. It's often kind of strange to see a modernization like this in code that otherwise shows it hasn't been modified in 5 years... (Exceptions are to get rid of deprecation warnings, or outright failures, of course.) --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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