James Stroud jstroud at mbi.ucla.edu
Sun Oct 21 15:15:20 EDT 2007

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Hendrik van Rooyen wrote:
> "Paul Hankin" <pa....mail.com> wrote:
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>> If everything else is equal, use tuples.
> 
> Interesting point of view - mine is just the opposite.
> 
> I wonder if its the philosophical difference between:
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> "Anything not expressly allowed is forbidden"
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> and
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> "Anything not expressly forbidden is allowed"  ?
> 
> - Hendrik
> 

The latter is how I interpret any religious moral code--life is a lot 
more fun that way. Maybe that percolates to how I use python?

James

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