Phillip J. Eby wrote: > Actually, it might be even better to start with equality. Hashing is > only meaningful for objects that can be tested for equality. However, in Python, all objects can be tested for equality. So hashing is meaningful for all objects? It is not: it is only meaningful for objects which compare equal to the same other objects over their lifespan. Regards, Martin
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