>>>>> "TP" == Tim Peters <tim@zope.com> writes: TP> [David Abrahams] >> What does this "experimental" label mean? TP> I'm not sure. Guido slaps that label on new features from time TP> to time, with the implication that they may go away in the TP> following release. However, no *advertised* experimental TP> feature has ever gone away, and I doubt one ever will. We TP> should drop the "experimental" on this one for sure now, as lots TP> of code uses list.extend(). The access statement was experimental and went away. I guess it is the exception that proves the rule. It was removed about the time I started using Python, so I don't know what it's intended use was. Many of the Python 2.2 features are also labeled experimental. And I don't expect that they will go away either. Jeremy
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