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by duckerude
2177 days ago
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Overloading comparison operators like this is a particularly bad idea in Python, because of the "smart" behavior they have baked in. Overloading >> is comparatively safe. Unless you implement __ge__, `'Hello!' >= document` will also call __le__, which may or may not be what you want. And `'Hello!' >= document <= 10` is equivalent to `'Hello!' >= document and document <= 10`, which can lead to confusing surprises. (Brython does implement all of those pitfalls faithfully) |
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