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He could. You also could have done it in Python3, and you still can.
by rat9988 7y ago
He could. You also could have done it in Python3, and you still can.
- klyrs 7y ago"He" is named Isabella. https://github.com/izabera https://github.com/izabera
- darkwater 7y agoWhy pointing this detail out is being downvoted? It is a polite message and it is correct above all. Don't upvote it if you think it's not that relevant (I personally think it is) but don't downvote it either.
- OJFord 7y agoMaybe it's a level deeper, the down-voters objecting to the assumption that 'he' can't be called 'Isabella'! (I haven't voted either way and have no strong feelings on it, just pointing out how doomed this line of objection/correction is. Personally I generally say 'they' or 'the OP', and did long before (all my life) I was aware of anyone having pronoun preferences, it's just correct isn't it? Never used to be a problem. 'Is that a person over there?' 'Yes, they're just in a funny pose.')
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