Ka-Ping Yee wrote: > Will people waste time on silly arguments about "thou shalt change > thy code to the One True/False Style, because it is the Proper Way" > vs. "but 0/1 works and it's less typing and i don't want to bother"? > Will programmers expend a bunch of effort editing their code to > work the new way -- effort that could have been better spent fixing > and improving their programs? Good point. This reminds me of the unofficial deprecation of string exceptions. I still find using string exceptions is darn convenient. Just adding 'import exceptions' is enough of a step to stop me from doing it 'right' until the program has scaled up enough (usually the same point where top-level functions become methods on a new class =). --david
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