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xg15
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Python's pre-declared constants are kinda weird
Isn't "..." then also behaving like True, False and None, i.e. being a lexical token that rewolves to a hardwired value during parsing?
zahlman
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It is, but Ellipsis is just an ordinary pre-defined constant (with the same value).
xg15
39 days ago
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Yeah, that makes sense.
chrisweekly
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rewolves? EDIT: ah, "resolves" typo. was v curious about python's mysterious "wolfing" aspects
xg15
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Yes, sorry, I had typed that on my phone. But yeah, now I want to know more too about python's new type wolfing paradigm.
b3orn
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You wouldn't expect ... = 42 to work syntactically.
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