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> After reading through the _Programming Python_ book, I thought to
> summarize some of my observatations, but the current climate is just
> too hot.

hey, why should the well behaved among us have to wait for
flame-throwers to chill out. we're here to learn about the languages
we use. bring on your insights, brother.

les schaffer
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In comp.lang.python,
Les Schaffer <godzilla@netmeg.net> writes:
:hey, why should the well behaved among us have to wait for
:flame-throwers to chill out. we're here to learn about the languages
:we use. bring on your insights, brother.

It'll take me a little while to type them all in. I have pages and
pages of longhand notes, yet to be distilled. I'm not sure that I'll
be done in time for the Open Source conference. It's intended as a
non-judgmental set of corresponding features/properties/attributes.

--tom
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#else /* !STDSTDIO */ /* The big, slow, and stupid way */
--Larry Wall in str.c from the 4.0 perl source code

> After reading through the _Programming Python_ book, I thought to
> summarize some of my observatations, but the current climate is just
> too hot.

maybe Tom lives in Beverly Hills these days? ;-) ;-) ;-)

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1565924649

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