> Look at the notation for Galois fields. That redefines all of the standard operators to work within a field of limited elements, and I'd consider the use-case

> Look at the notation for Galois fields. That redefines all of the standard operators to work within a field of limited elements, and I'd consider the use-case to be comparable. Finite fields define standard operators because using mathematical operations two sets of fields is ambiguous. So I don't consider that "redefining", in the sense that they are being used unexpectedly, I consider that just defining how to use them in this special use case. Whereas Python is defining / to do two operations: divide and truncate. I call that redefining because there's a certain expected outcome if you've had elementary math, and that's not what Python delivers.