> Patrick> ... what about something like:
>> >>> None.__class__.__base__
> <type 'object'>
>> Patrick> Or does this not apply because None is at the front?
>> I suspect it does apply.
>> I doubt it's used much, but what would happen to types.NoneType? If
> None is a keyword, how will you generate it, or will it disappear
> when that happens?
Nothing would change. None would be a literal keyword, but its value
in an expression would be the same as before, so None.__class__ would
work. Compare "foo".__class__.
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
