Message401014
Thank you. Another case is in round trip processing of JSON or YML. Other cases are where you would prefer an OrderedDict over a dict.
I think the method would help clarify things because it would make it obvious that it is for ordered comparisons while the existing == does not do that.
eg. something like:
d1.compare_ordered(d2)
or:
d1.compare(d2, ordered=True) # ordered could be by default True |
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