> Did I miss April 1st? We seem to be discussing the merits of > > f of arg > > as an alternative form of > > f(arg) > > While I'm sure Cobol had some good points, I don't believe that this was one > of them... > > If there is any merit to this proposal, it's very rapidly being lost in > examples of rewriting things which are simple function calls. Amen. *If* we were to introduce 'of' as an operator, at least it should introduce some as-yet-unsupported parameter passing semantics, like call-by-name. :-) And in fact, I think that sum(x for x in range(10)) reads *better* than sum of x for x in range(10) and certainly better than sum of x for x in range of 10 because when you squint, it just becomes a series of undistinguished words, like xxx xx x xxx x xx xxxxx xx xx --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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