Re: Identity inconsistency and unification of types and classes
by Erik Max Francis other posts by this author
Jul 1 2003 4:00AM messages near this date
Re: Identity inconsistency and unification of types and classes
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Suggesting for overloading the assign operator
Rim wrote:
> With the great unification of types and classes, what will happen to
> the
> following identity inconsistency?
>
> >>> class myint(int): pass
> ...
> >>> a=int(1); b=int(1)
> >>> a is b
> 1
> >>> a=myint(1); b=myint(1)
> >>> a is b
> 0
Whether or not int(1) is int(1) is purely an optimization issue, so one
wonders why one would be concerned about it.
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