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There were never tests for the fact that list() always returns a *new* list object, even when the argument is a list, while tuple() may return a reference to the argument when it is a tuple. Now there are.
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test_builtin
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4. Built-in functions
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test_b1
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__import__
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abs
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apply
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callable
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chr
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cmp
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coerce
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compile
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complex
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delattr
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dir
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divmod
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eval
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execfile
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filter
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float
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getattr
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hasattr
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hash
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hex
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id
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int
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isinstance
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issubclass
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len
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list
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long
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map
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max
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min
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test_b2
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oct
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open
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ord
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pow
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range
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input and raw_input
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testing
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testing
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reduce
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reload
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repr
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round
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setattr
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str
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tuple
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type
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vars
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xrange
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zip
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