[Python-ideas] adding dictionaries
Alexander Heger
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Tue Jul 29 02:38:38 CEST 2014
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> > It seems it would be valuable to parallel the behaviour of operators > > already in place for collections. > > Mappings aren't collections. In set theory, of course, they are > represented as *appropriately restricted* collections, but the meaning > of "+" as applied to mappings in mathematics varies. For functions on > the same domain, there's usually an element-wise meaning that's > applied. For functions on different domains, I've seen it used to > mean "apply the appropriate function on the disjoint union of the > domains". > > I don't think there's an obvious winner in the competition among the > various meanings. I mistyped. It should have read " ... the behaviour in place for collections.Counter" It does define "+" and "|" operations. -Alexander
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