At 09:20 AM 4/5/04 -0400, Jewett, Jim J wrote: > x=asdlfjk > >looks like x is now set to something. I expect it it to stay that way until >the next x=??? statement. Or the next 'def x' statement, or 'class x' statement. Assignment is not the only way to bind a name in Python. Even if you know nothing about decorators, it should be apparent that in today's Python, this: x = 42 def x(): pass does *not* leave x equal to 42.
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