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Python is a language where I simply don't miss code completion.

• IshKebab 10y ago
  Why not? Code completion is definitely useful in Python (when it works, which is rarely). It saves time looking up documentation.
  • JustSomeNobody 10y ago
    I find I can keep most things I currently need in my head with Python. Which is nice as some IDEs tend to offer code completion popups OVER the line I'm typing which is very annoying and breaks my thought process. Also, for _me_, not using code completion helps me think more about what I'm actually doing and not code so much on autopilot. I actually write much better, succinct code without completion. YMMV
    • IshKebab 10y ago
      Sounds very like an excuse to me.