> My conclusion is that setdefault() is a failure -- it was a > well-intentioned construct, but doesn't actually create more readable > code. It was an across the board failure: naming, clarity, efficiency. Can we agree to slate dict.setdefault() to disappear in Py3.0? Raymond
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