immutable -> hashable in the Glossary
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…y of the Glossary (pythonGH-124350) The term `Immutable` in the `sequence` entry of the glossary is used incorrectly, in fact dicts accepts hashable keys, which is not the same as immutable. (cherry picked from commit 6203ef3) Co-authored-by: decorator-factory <[email protected]>
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…y of the Glossary (pythonGH-124350) The term `Immutable` in the `sequence` entry of the glossary is used incorrectly, in fact dicts accepts hashable keys, which is not the same as immutable. (cherry picked from commit 6203ef3) Co-authored-by: decorator-factory <[email protected]>
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…e` entry of the Glossary (GH-124350) (#124353) Replace the term `Immutable` with a `Hashable` in the `sequence` entry of the Glossary (GH-124350) The term `Immutable` in the `sequence` entry of the glossary is used incorrectly, in fact dicts accepts hashable keys, which is not the same as immutable. (cherry picked from commit 6203ef3) Co-authored-by: decorator-factory <[email protected]>
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…e` entry of the Glossary (GH-124350) (#124352) Replace the term `Immutable` with a `Hashable` in the `sequence` entry of the Glossary (GH-124350) The term `Immutable` in the `sequence` entry of the glossary is used incorrectly, in fact dicts accepts hashable keys, which is not the same as immutable. (cherry picked from commit 6203ef3) Co-authored-by: decorator-factory <[email protected]>
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Dicts accept hashable keys, which is not the same as immutable. For example, user-defined functions are mutable and hashable (so are instances of user-defined classes by default, unless they redefine
__eq__or set__hash__ = None).📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://cpython-previews--124350.org.readthedocs.build/