? ```py In [1]: class T: ...: def __new__(cls, *args, **kwargs): ...: print(args, kwargs) ...: In [2]: T(0, x=1) (0,) {'x': 1}, ``` were you talking about some other case of new or something
Huh. Got something confused then. I changed my message to that just before sending, lol, before that I was just saying that init is meant to initialise and doing it in new would be not intuitive