> It miht sound stupid or useless, or maybe someone has already mentioned > it but sometimes I wish Python could provdie an "Empty" keyword like The > "None" one. None is not a keyword. When it is, it will be more like a 'keyname' (unrebindable name). > if len(mylist) == 0: as someone else said, 'if not mylist:' >Anyhow, I must say that I didn't see any clear statement about what >should go here or there, I naively thought it would be the best place. My opinion: until you understand Python as it is and are contributing to its future development and have watched the development list for at least a couple of months (as I did), I think it better to stick to comp.lang.python. After seven years with Python, I still restrain my posting here ;-) In any case, some of the main developers also read c.l.p and will mention here things that need to be. Terry J. Reedy
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