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Thu Jan 29 13:02:13 EST 2004 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2004-January/042333.html

> A conventional spelling for universal smallest and largest objects would
> allow for a very clean and clear solution.  I'm reminded that we introduced
> "print >> f" partly because most people made mistakes in details when trying
> to temporarily rebind sys.stdout "by hand".  Complex search loops are
> brittle in the details too.  So I'll let Barry propose that a bare ">>" mean
> "biggest" and a bare "<<" mean "smallest" <wink>.
>
>>>> << < >>
> True

Well, then we should add "==" and "<>" also.
I'm sure disambiguities in the grammar can be resolved somehow ;-)

>>> == == ==
True
>>> <> <> <>
False

Thomas

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