[Guido] > ... > The new/del names are partly borrowed from C++, where new and delete > are the memory (de)allocation operators as well as the object > (de)allocation operators. I know, but as a former C++ programmer, that's what I keep tripping over: "del" in C++ does a lot more than just release memory (just as "new" in C++ does a lot more than just allocate memory -- and it may not allocate memory at all). OTOH, "del" in Python doesn't release memory. So "del" in Python's C API doesn't match what Python or C++ mean by it. As far as I'm concerned, the instant you don't type "malloc" literally you should already be well aware that you're not necessarily calling malloc literally <wink>.
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