Python3k extended grammar

[Michael Hudson]

"Thomas Malik" <340083143317-0001 at t-online.de> writes:

> > hmmm. am I the only one that read -> as yields?
> >
> seems so. Every other programming language says 'return'.

For what?  I thought this was about writing method/function signatures
and I don't know of any programming language that uses "return" in
that context.  And in fact both ML and Haskell use "->" for this
purpose.  So it's not a wholly plucked out of the air notation.

Cheers,
M.

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