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quote_from_bytes = quote<br></blockquote><br>So either name can be used on either input type, with the idea being that you should use quote on a str, and quote_from_bytes on a bytes. Is this a good idea or should it be rewritten so each function permits only one input type?<br>
<br></div></div></div></blockquote></div><br>so you can use quote_from_bytes on strings? I assumed Guido meant it was okay to have quote accept string/byte input and have a function that was redundant but limited in what it accepted (i.e. quote_from_bytes accepts only bytes)<br>
<br>I suppose your implementation doesn't break anything... it just strikes me as "odd"<br>
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