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thanks :-)

i mean, i would hope not if it's an implementation detail and not a change in the abstraction itself... feels a bit like it is breaking the abstraction, though.

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The definition of a dict hasn't changed. It's still defined as a set of key:value pairs. It just happens to also have a particular guarantee now that iterating over the keys will return them in insertion order.

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