☀⛱ eevee ⛱☀ on Twitter: "@alex_gaynor @glyph so the module itself no longer exists... but the scope does? or something? how does this work"

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eevee ‏@eevee 5 Oct 2013

today i was reminded that there is, in fact, a single case in python where an uninitialized variable "defaults" to None
FROM glyph:latest ‏@glyph 5 Oct 2013

@eevee Okay, I give up. What is it?
eevee ‏@eevee 5 Oct 2013

@glyph and here i was worried nobody would bite globals in a reaped module (for creative interpretation of "uninitialized")
Alex Gaynor ‏@alex_gaynor 5 Oct 2013 Western Addition, San Francisco

@eevee @glyph That’s not a failed lookup, that’s “the GC assigns None to it”, it doesn’t delete it. normal module scope rules apply

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@alex_gaynor @glyph so the module itself no longer exists... but the scope does? or something? how does this work

3:15 PM - 5 Oct 2013

eevee