Method Underscores?

Ville Vainio ville at spammers.com
Thu Oct 21 04:28:12 EDT 2004


>>>>> "Chris" == Chris S <chrisks at NOSPAM.udel.edu> writes:

    Chris> object.method() cannot exist side-by-side if need be. Using
    Chris> method(object) instead of object.method() is a throwback
    Chris> from Python's earlier non-object oriented days, and
    Chris> something which should be phased out by p3k. Personally,

One of the strengths of Python is the widespread pragmatic approach
towards OOP - not everything needs to implemented in a class, even if
everything is an object. I don't think there is a trend towards
replacing 'functional' stuff with more explicitly OO stuff either.

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