Confused with methods
jfj
jfj at freemail.gr
Mon Feb 7 04:27:28 EST 2005
Alex Martelli wrote:
>
> I still wouldn't see any "inconsistency" even if two different ways of
> proceeding gave the same result in a certain case. That would be like
> saying that having x-(-y) give the same result as x+y (when x and y are
> numbers) is ``inconsistent''... the word ``inconsistent'' just doesn't
> MEAN that!
>
> "Inconsistent" means sort of the reverse: one way of proceeding giving
> different results. But the fact that the same operation on objects of
> different types may well give different results isn't _inconsistent_ --
> it's the sole purpose of HAVING different types in the first place...!
>
Ok! I said I was confused in the first place!
G.
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