I don't understand the multiplicity of some tools. Namely, why is there a 'a+b', operator.add(a,b), operator.__add__(a,b), operator.iadd(a,b), operator.__iadd__(a,b) and their related operators?
Also, I found something that I can't get my mind around. It is part of the time/date protocols. I've not seen it anywhere else. Datetime(year=blah, blah, blah).date/time() datetime(2013,3,6).date() #returns. datetime.date(2013,3,6) datetime(2013,3,6).time() #returns. datetime.time(0,0) This is one of the weirder things I've run across. Is this allowed/needed in other functions/classes, or is it a datetime thing only? Please spare my mind:<)) Clayton
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