list.pop and print doing funny things

[Fredrik Lundh]

Roy Smith wrote:

>>  does not return a non-None result.
>
> Is that another way of saying, "returns None"?

sure, but it's also a direct reference to the phrases "the result of every
expression that returns a non-None value is displayed." and "Your
"l.pop(l.index(x))" returns a non-None result" that comes just before
it.  do you often read posts from the bottom up, or do you just have
a very short short-term memory? ;-)

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