Michel Fortin: > It's an amusing name in the way Andrei likes it, but the meaning isn't > very clear. "reverse" would be a better name.
In Python it's "reversed": >>> a = [5,7,1,3] >>> reversed(a) <listreverseiterator object at 0x019E25B0> >>> list(reversed(a)) [3, 1, 7, 5] Python use verbs in past tense (like "sorted", "reversed", etc) to denote something that doesn't change the given input (while "sort" sorts in-place). Bye, bearophile
