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Hi!
I've noticed that sometimes, the function concatArray
in Semigroup.py
receives a list
and a tuple
to concat, which results in the following error:
TypeError: can only concatenate tuple (not "list") to tuple
In my local copy of the library, I've changed it to this just to get things working:
def concatArray(xs):
def _1(ys):
foo = tuple(xs)
bar = tuple(ys)
return bar if not foo else foo if not bar else foo + bar
return _1
But that feels a bit off.
Is there a general policy for tuples vs lists in python-land? For example, in Data.Functor
in the prelude, I see that tuple is used, but in Data.Array
I see that list
is used.
If tuples and lists can be used interchangeably, then I'd make sure that the concat operator is changed to something like the code above.
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