morning in Python

[castironpi]

I want to talk to the newsgroup. As I have found that its readers
will be non-trivially attentive, I esteem it a worthwhile production,
for finely divided values of worth & while. (Disclaimer: Don't call
me millionaire; life & money...). It is not clear that I will be
posting code first thing, for a range of values of I. (Yes I have
tackled decentralizatio n and contribution in identity before.)

It's possible that I just like to write, in which case, fol. the
foregoing, I might just like to write messages, plainly ignorant of
who replies. My name still works as castironpi, since I just don't
have e-mail. For the plot, though, I do not know who's reading by
name. If that makes me a villian, that's ok, mysteries are good.

I've evaluated *my* character, ladies & gentlemen, before. I just
know the trick, which may originate in the older stories of night and
day.

First things first, I try to represent story lines, which involves
some non-trivial automation of computer-modeled intelligence. It
involves live people too. You might be reading. I'm not.

From what plans I come with, it takes a second to infer that I'm on
the newsgroup, which generates some purified roles. This has some
consequences for my character upon entrance. It also complicates the
matter of getting to Python, connecting me with a larger fraction of
the community. I am on a computer and have made games. I've tried
Pygame.

I have a proposition to ask you all: Python emphasizes state. Is it
true?

[inhahe]

By the way, "state" as a meronym of "city" and "state" as it applies to
programming (i.e. stasis) are two unrelated things.

>I'd start to discuss state property in appertanance to city >property.
What are some properties of the state?

[Gabriel Genellina]

En Sun, 18 May 2008 04:42:58 -0300, inhahe <in****@gmail.c omescribió:

To those who don't want me to feed the bot, I'm sorry. It's not a bot, and
I don't know the policy on having philosophical conversations.

If you manage to stay on topic...

--
Gabriel Genellina

[inhahe]

My ideal language would be a natively compiling cross between C++ and
Python. Objects declared with a type would be statically typed, objects
not declared with a type would be dynamically typed. There would also be
keywords to declare that class names won't be reassigned and class
attributes won't be deleted. Those attributes would be referred to by
offset, not hash table keys.

But those attributes would also exist in the hash table because the referer
can also use a dynamically created name.