Functions any() and all() on empty list.
Hello everybody, I have just encountered strange behaviour of python built-in function all.
Consider:
data = list() #empty list
any(data) == False # it is True. OK to me.
all(data) == False # it is False!!! I would expect True as well
It make no sense to me. If any(data) is False how can be all(data) True?
It seems to me like total bug. Am I wrong?
