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Not sure if your still maintaining this, but there’s an error in the example in the “any and all” section from day 2:

x = [ True, False ]
print any(x)
True
print all(x)
False
>>> y = [ True, True ]
print any(x)
True
print all(x)
False
z = [ False, False ]
print any(z)
False
print all(z)
False

You defined y but passed x to the function. Clearly you meant for both any and all to return True here.

Best!
John

https://github.com/ctb/advanced-swc/blob/master/publish/c++-wrapping.txt

These example functions at the beginning of the article take two inputs, start and stop, but continue to loop from the range 0 to 10 in each example. It seems they should make use of the variables start and stop, without which they aren't reusable.

The documentation needs to be updated for pypy.

The setup file doesn't run with python3 or higher.