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Author rhettinger
Recipients rhettinger, veky
Date 2020-05-28.15:41:30
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I would also have preferred to use the operators <, >, <=, >=, and ==.  The docs in the patch explain why we can't go down this path.

Also, while counters have support for multiset operations, they continue to support other use cases a well (negative counts and fractional counts). That support can't be removed without breaking existing code that relies on it.

From the outset, a Counter was just a dictionary that return 0 for missing keys.  Users are free to use that concept however they want.
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