"0 in [True,False]" returns True

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Chris Mellon wrote:
> Granted, of course, it's your code. But I wouldn't accept it in
> anything I was in charge of.
>
That says it all. It is his code, whether you would accept it means
nothing. If you can point out that it is functionally wrong, it may
mean something. Otherise, it is nothing more than "I prefer it this
way". It may be hard to understand, hard to maintain(probably by
others, probably by him a few years down the road) but no one(other
than him) knows what the program is about so whether it needs to be
touched again.