Terry Reedy wrote: > The purpose of type constructors is to construct instances from reasonable > inputs. I think all number constructors should accept bytes What should bytes as input to a number constructor mean, though? People seem to be assuming it should be interpreted as ASCII-encoded characters. But an equally plausible interpretation might be that it's some binary representation of a number. -- Greg
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