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Craig Smith
May 1, 2008, 8:29:53 PM5/1/08
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Why is the id method called on an object rather than defined in a base class of the root object for all python objects? In otherwords id() is currently called:
>>> id(5)
8402264
>>>
However I'd think id would be called this way:
>>> 5.id()
Why is it the former and not the rather?
Craig
>>> id(5)
8402264
>>>
However I'd think id would be called this way:
>>> 5.id()
Why is it the former and not the rather?
Craig
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