Steven D'Aprano writes: > That's a good point, but I think most coders would have a very fuzzy > idea of the difference between type(obj).__name__ and > obj.__class__.__name__, and when to use one versus the other. > Likewise, I think that most of the time it is useful to distinguish > between instances and classes, metaclasses not withstanding. To me trying to handle all of those distinctions in a single format code sounds like way confusing magic (and probably will fail to DWIM way too often).
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