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I didn't understand anyone to be saying that Python is the only language to have this flaw. Also, I personally don't mind this approach to string concatenation
by aeturnum 5y ago
I didn't understand anyone to be saying that Python is the only language to have this flaw.
Also, I personally don't mind this approach to string concatenation. I think it's a fine compromise between easy formatting and clarity. I was whining about a corner case of tuple construction - which as far as I know is not a feature of any other language.
- rstuart4133 5y agoA better compromise is to insist on this: ( "one", ( "a very very" "long long two" ), "three" ) And of course a,b should be syntactically invalid. It must be (a,b)