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It's been a while since I touched Python (thankfully), but there's also: - The hideous __method__ and _private conventions - A friend of mine was complaining
by Felz 8y ago
It's been a while since I touched Python (thankfully), but there's also:
- The hideous __method__ and _private conventions
- A friend of mine was complaining about the implicit string concatenation: ["foo" "bar", "baz"] whoops forgot a comma and now there's a very hard to find bug
- pyc and pyo files littering the filesystem after running (yes, only a minor nuisance)
- import anywhere, the ugly __name__ = "main" hack
- GIL, reference counting GC, abysmal performance in general
- Dynamic typing, which is probably my most major complaint but I realize opinions differ
- teddyh 8y ago> implicit string concatenation C and many other languages had that before Python, and it’s very useful to be able to split a single string over many lines in your source code. Python very wisely also implemented this feature. > - pyc and pyo files littering the filesystem after running Fixed in Python 3.