Semantics of statement sequencing not in doc?
Tom Verhoeff
Tom.Verhoeff at acm.org
Fri Jan 10 04:50:34 EST 2003
I am preparing an introductory programming course using Python
(in Dutch: <http://www.win.tue.nl/~wstomv/edu/python/>).
I link to the documentation in several places (though I don't
expect beginners to understand it all; but it is helpful for
assistants, who also have to learn Python).
I fail to find a good spot in the Python Language Reference
where the semantics of statement sequences is explained.
It is not under Execution Model, nor under Compound Statement
(where <suite> appears), nor under File Input (where the
top level sequencing of statements in files appears).
OK, it is trivial: execute the statements in the order
of appearance, one by one. But I would think that this
needs to be stated somewhere.
Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Tom
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