An oddity in list comparison and element assignment
Maric Michaud
maric at aristote.info
Thu Jun 1 17:54:51 EDT 2006
Le Jeudi 01 Juin 2006 18:00, michael.f.ellis at gmail.com a écrit :
> Perhaps the most fundamental notion is mathematics is that the left and
> right sides of an equation remain identical after any operation applied
> to both sides.
IMHO, you are not aware that the '=' symbol of mathematics exists in python,
it's the 'is' assertion.
a is b
and then, do what you want with a (or b), a is b remains True.
THIS is the meaning of expr1 = expr2, but in computer science, this is not as
important as it is in pure logic (most languages do not even provide the 'is'
assertion).
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