Is there a Python equivalent of Perl's x operator?

– S. Lott Jan 30 '09 at 22:48 @S. Lott: So right.

SO is quickly becoming the lazy programmer's alternative to reading any documentation. – davidavr Jan 31 '09 at 2:45 I agree, but I don't see the harm in that.(I had to chuckle when I saw S. Lott's example!

) – j_random_hacker Feb 1 '09 at 13:16 "Dumb programming questions, answered by dumb programmers. " A Google search for 'python equivalent perl x' now finds this page followed by Dustin's friendfeed, then nothing. I couldn't find the right search terms for the documentation.

– Mat Feb 1 '09 at 14:45 I've also noted that I get more reputation points from asking dumb questions, than from complicated ones that require a bit of thought. I guess its just a flaw in the reputation system. – Mat Feb 1 '09 at 14:46.

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