Why functional Python matters
Dave Benjamin
ramen at lackingtalent.com
Wed Apr 16 02:13:41 EDT 2003
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In article <b7iigt$1d3jt$1 at ID-169208.news.dfncis.de>, Greg Ewing (using news.cis.dfn.de) wrote: > There isn't any widely understood name for what Python used > to do, because no other language has ever been quirky > enough to do it that way. It was lexical, but with only > three levels visible at any one time. Three? I thought it was two! Locals, globals, and...? Dave
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