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> I really really wanted id to be the identity, but I'm pretty sure it's a python keyword. It's a built-in function, but you can overload it within a scope you
by tom_mellior 6y ago
> I really really wanted id to be the identity, but I'm pretty sure it's a python keyword.
It's a built-in function, but you can overload it within a scope you control without problems:
>>> id
<built-in function id>
>>> id = 7
>>> id
7
> And it should, since in one case mplus is in fact multiplication.
Good point! I take this part back.
As for having identifiers the same length, I know the urge, but usually find the superficial "elegance" it's not worth it.