On 7/6/06, Brett Cannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And you can already have multiple 'constructor-from-data' methods that way, like dict already has: dict.fromkeys().
Plus, what is wrong with passing on object to a type/class' constructor: ``str(42)``? Not redundant and it's still clean, obvious, and does not require new syntax.
And you can already have multiple 'constructor-from-data' methods that way, like dict already has: dict.fromkeys().
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