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Googled for "falseness does not nest" and got no results (except this mail!)
Googled for "falsity does not nest" and got no results. Adding Python to the search doesn't help. On Jan 20, 2010, at 10:48 PM, steve donovan wrote:
(In Python, to give an example of an idea gone a little mad, empty strings and empty lists are also considered 'false', but a list containing an empty string is not (this is called 'falseness does not nest').)