Re^2: Erudil's famous Camel Code translated to Python

I take it you've never read The Little Prince? It is quite clear to me that the author is putting forth the proposterous notion that a python could swallow a camel.

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Re^3: Erudil's famous Camel Code translated to Python by 5mi11er (Deacon) on Apr 07, 2005 at 15:55 UTC
No, I had not read The Little Prince, and no, the thought that the python had swallowed a camel had not crossed my mind. I can now, however, see that what was clear to you is now well within the relm of possibilities for me. This is unfortunate; that the author intended such. I saw it as wrapped around a tree, and the resemblance of a camel was either accidental, because he was not so good at drawing a python wrapped around a tree. Or because he was paying homage to Erudil's original work. -Scott	[reply]

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Re^3: Erudil's famous Camel Code translated to Python
by 5mi11er (Deacon) on Apr 07, 2005 at 15:55 UTC

I can now, however, see that what was clear to you is now well within the relm of possibilities for me.

This is unfortunate; that the author intended such. I saw it as wrapped around a tree, and the resemblance of a camel was either accidental, because he was not so good at drawing a python wrapped around a tree. Or because he was paying homage to Erudil's original work.

-Scott

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