On Fri, Sep 4, 2020, at 12:45, Cade Brown wrote:
> I am positing that Python should contain a constant (similar to True,
> False, None), called Infinity.
What if we created a new syntax [and used it for the repr] that is not currently a valid identifier?
something like "1.INF"
This is out of the box and might be considered insane, but what about:
>>> INF#
INF#
>>> INF # this is a comment as usual
NameError: INF
But I suppose this would be considered a breaking change, since the text "INF#" probably exists in code somewhere.
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