Who's minister of propaganda this week?

[Alex Martelli]

"Michael Chermside" <mcherm_python at yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:mailman.984938364.6537.python-list at python.org...
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> Well, most of my experience has been in staticly typed languages. I
> suspect that even in dynamically typed languages I tend to program
> in a "static typed fashion". Do you have any suggestions of examples
> of good code to read (or good books to read!) which would help me to
> realize what kinds of advantages I can get from dynamic typing?

I think the most instructive (parallel) reading might be "Design
Patterns" side by side with the "Design Patterns Smalltalk Companion".

I wish we had a similar 'companion' book for Python...


Alex