polymorphism

[Asun Friere]

Carl Banks <imbosol at aerojockey.com> wrote in message 
>
> The replies so far have ignored one significant aspect of Python
> polymorphism: unlike C++, it isn't tied to inheritance.  So, there is
> no need to form class hierarchies just for the sake
> 
In other words, polymorphism in Python relies on an object's
_interface_ rather than its _implementation_ (which is as it should
be).  Hmm, I can feel an argument coming on that those statically
typed languages can't achieve true polymorphism ... nah better not go
there.