[Python-ideas] all, any - why no none ?

[Ben Finney]

Steven Samuel Cole
<steven.samuel.cole at gmail.com> writes:

> i'm aware they've been around for quite a while, but for some reason,
> i did not have the builtins all(seq) and any(seq) on the radar thus
> far. when i used them today, i just assumed there was a corresponding
> none(seq), but was surprised to learn that is not true.

And then you realised ‘not any(seq)’ works fine, and continued on
satisfied. Right?

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Ben Finney