> I'm perhaps biased here; most of my Python programs don't have user > interfaces, because they don't "talk" to people, they talk to other > programs. The binary APIs for the OS are essential. I use and > deeply appreciate all the string handling features in Python, > particularly its firm grip on Unicode issues, but that's *useful* > instead of *essential*. Exactly! Another +1. Larry
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