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Collections of non-arbitrary objects ?

Paul Rubin http
Wed Jun 27 13:37:29 EDT 2007 
Steve Holden <steve at holdenweb.com> writes:
> Think of a tuple as an ordered collection. A given element's ordinal
> position indicates its semantics (meaning, significance), and
> generally it won't make sense to iterate over the elements of a tuple
> (though naturally that doesn't stop people, and neither does the
> interpreter).

  def f(*a): ... 

is a fundamental language feature and really only makes sense in 
the context of iterating over tuples.
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