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Bug #132921: None treated differently in cmp() / sort() in 2.1a2.
Just mentioning that in the NEWS file.
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complex numbers except for equality, I hope that this doesn't break
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too much code.
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- The outcome of comparing non-numeric objects of differerent types is
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not defined by the language, other than that it's arbitrary but
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consistent (see the Reference Manual). An implementation detail changed
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in 2.1a1 such that None now compares less than any other object. Code
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relying on this new behavior (like code that relied on the previous
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behavior) does so at its own risk.
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- Functions and methods now support getting and setting arbitrarily
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named attributes (PEP 232). Functions have a new __dict__
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(a.k.a. func_dict) which hold the function attributes. Methods get
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