Message305167
To answer Mark, even though no longer nosy: In general, sequence methods .count, .index, and .__contains__ take sequence members and only members as arguments. Unicode sequences are exceptional because codepoints are not Python objects, so string subsequences must be used instead. Byte-like sequences are also exceptional in that both members and subsequences are accepted for these methods.
String-like sequence methods .split and .partition take subsequences as arguments. I think the doc should make this clearer. |
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2017-10-28 20:35:41 | terry.reedy | set | recipients:
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