Collections of non-arbitrary objects ?

[Ben Finney]

walterbyrd <walterbyrd at iname.com> writes:

> Python seems to have a log of ways to do collections of arbitrary
> objects: lists, tuples, dictionaries. But what if I want a
> collection of non-arbitrary objects? A list of records, or something
> like that?

Then collect them in a non-arbitrary way.

That's a flippant response, but I don't understand the question. What
are you asking for that you don't already have? A list can contain a
sequence of objects of the same type already. What are you expecting
that a list does not provide?

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Ben Finney