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[Python-Dev] Banishing apply(), buffer(), coerce(), and intern()

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> From: python-dev-bounces+tdelaney=avaya.com at python.org 
> 
> After re-reading previous posts on the subject, I had an idea.  Let's 
> isolate these functions in the documentation into a separate section 
> following the rest of the builtins.

Sounds like a good idea to me. I was the person that had a use case for 
intern(), but would be quite happy for it to be in a less prominent position in 
the docs - though more prominent than apply ...

Cheers.

Tim Delaney

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