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Python can be very readable. In practice, it's much less readable than Go. Also, Python's lack of typing makes it very hard to follow type arguments (something
by weberc2 10y ago
Python can be very readable. In practice, it's much less readable than Go. Also, Python's lack of typing makes it very hard to follow type arguments (something I lament daily). I love that I can enter a few keystrokes in vim and see the type signature, methods, fields, documentation, or even the full definition. Python doesn't really have this (at least not unless your project is using mypy).
- xapata 10y ago> in practice I guess that depends on who is practicing.
- trentnelson 10y agoOne of the side projects I've been working on attacks this in a different way; what if we efficiently trace every single call point at the Python and C level, including all arguments, such that we can build up a historic inference of types a given object label had at any point in time.