[Jeremy Hylton] > The concept of base is closely related to ints, and the base argument > is useful for a large percentage of the types that int accepts. It is > not related to strings, in general, and applies to only one of the > types it accepts. In one case "not a float, etc." applies to a very > limited set of types, in the other case it applies to every > conceivable type (except int). That suggests that it would be better to simply add an int method: x.convert_to_base(7) Raymond
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