Stefan Krah <stefan-usenet <at> bytereef.org> writes: > > I guess my point is that NaNs in lists and dicts are broken in so many > ways that it might be good to discourage this use. (And get the added > benefit of safer mathematical behavior for == and !=.) Giving users seemingly random and unexplainable exceptions would not be a good way to discourage it, though.
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