Forgetting "()" when calling methods

[Aahz]

In article <1ELqa.9765$3M4.264114 at news1.tin.it>,
Alex Martelli  <aleax at aleax.it> wrote:
>Aahz wrote:
>>
>> Anyway, all objects that do not implement a __nonzero__ method are true:
>
>...unless they implement __len__, which is used as a fallback if it's
>present but __nonzero__ is absent (I'm sure Aahz know this, I'm just
>dotting t's and crossing i's for other readers who might not).

Right.  Thank you, I was in a hurry.  (I'm amused to see that someone
else uses the "cross i's, dot t's" expression.)
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