Ben Finney wrote:
No, I think not. The term “variable” usually comes with a strong expectation that every variable has exactly one name.
I would say that many variables don't have names *at all*, unless you consider an expression such as a[i] to be a "name". And if you *do* consider that to be a name, then clearly one variable can have a great many names. What would *you* call a[i]? -- Greg -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
