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Implement sorted() builtin #144
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Does not work so far.
- Does not handle arguments yet (key, cmp and reverse) - Not the fastest implementation
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fixes issue google#67 - replace AssertionError with False and respective error string
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A simple implementation of the
sorted()builtin function for issue #16It does not handle keyword arguments (for modifiers) like
cmd,keyandreverse(it fails hard when any kwargs are provided)Implementation is done by copying the first argument (handled as an iterable) to a new list and use the builtin method
sort()on this new list.