On 2018-06-01, Paul Moore <[email protected]> wrote:
> Python allows strings with embedded \0 characters, so it's possible
> to express that question in Python - os.path.exists('a\0b'). What
> can be expressed in terms of the low-level (C-based) operating
> system API shouldn't be relevant.
Python allows floating point numbers, so it is possible to express
this question in python: os.path.exists(3.14159). Is the fact that
the underlying OS/filesystem can't identify files via a floating point
number relevent? Should it return False or raise ValueError?
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