[Paul Moore]
> 1 .__str__()
> This one is a number "1" followed by
> the operator "." followed by "__str__".
FWIW, I would avoid the odd spacing and write this as:
(1).__str__()
Raymond
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On 04/01/2008, Joseph Armbruster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cool I suppose, except here's an odd man out:
>
> >>> 1.__str__()
>File "", line 1
> 1.__str__()
> ^
> SyntaxError: invalid syntax
It's parsed a floating point number - "1." - followed by the keyword
"__str__". Th
All,
I was showing a co-worker some python today (using the trunk) when I
stumbled upon this. I was not sure what to think since I have never really
experimented with using spaces like this. So here tis. Be careful to
notice the spaces as they are significant here.
>>> 1.3.__str__()
'1.3'
>>>
