> Please, tell me what you actually think is correct behavior. It is far, far more useful than pointing out that something is "wrong" on purely semantic argumen

> Please, tell me what you actually think is correct behavior. It is far, far more useful than pointing out that something is "wrong" on purely semantic arguments. You say "wrong" as if that's a quote from me. But it's not. Yes, strings have to be arrays, but how they work depends on the semantics of your language. I'm not entirely happy with Python 3 because I don't think they really took their time to improve on the warts. I doubt there's a one-size-fits-all solution.