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This sounds like a bad idea. It creates more ambiguities in the language, and will require people to remember a lot more. It works in ruby because in ruby you c
by enitihas 6y ago
This sounds like a bad idea. It creates more ambiguities in the language, and will require people to remember a lot more. It works in ruby because in ruby you can't assign a function to a variable like
A = len
But you can in python.
It seems python is adding more and more implicit stuff in every new release.
I think the day we can import braces from __future__ might not be far away.
- Izkata 6y ago> I think the day we can import braces from __future__ might not be far away. Behold, bython: https://github.com/mathialo/bython https://github.com/mathialo/bython
- readmodifywrite 6y agoI love that the example uses the exact same indentation format that Python already requires.