Is "0x" a valid token?

Python accepts 0x as an integer literal. Is this intended
(the docs
say otherwise, but int() and tokenize.py concur)?

Georg

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On Jan 19, 2008 9:40 AM, Georg Brandl <g.brandlgmx.net> wrote:
> Python accepts 0x as an integer literal. Is this
intended (the docs
> say otherwise, but int() and tokenize.py concur)?

Definitely a bug. I see no use case for this.

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