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I obviously don't agree, but it is worth noting that comparing typographic conventions for English with typographic conventions for code is not a very good idea
by KirinDave 7y ago
I obviously don't agree, but it is worth noting that comparing typographic conventions for English with typographic conventions for code is not a very good idea, to me. Especially when we're discussing a language with semantically active whitespace.
A 100 character line might only see 15-70 characters of active use.
- CameronNemo 7y agoWhile this is a fair point, pylint bumps the limit to something like 100 characters, and you can split deeply nested logic into separate functions with ease.