Fredrik Lundh writes:
> (Python docs tend to use "true" to mean anything which isn't
> "false", and where operator.truth returns the right thing. this
> won't change post-PEP -- if you start interpreting "return true" as
> "return True", you'll be asking for trouble)
That's right, but see my other note: Guido would like things like
this to say "return True", which is different.
-Fred
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