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Given how ubiquitous that type is, wouldn’t the four-syllable word “dictionary”, once written down hundreds of times, be prone to semantically satiating any dis
by Hackbraten 4y ago
Given how ubiquitous that type is, wouldn’t the four-syllable word “dictionary”, once written down hundreds of times, be prone to semantically satiating any discussion and code base?
Besides, you could argue it’s not exactly the author’s choice because `dict` is the actual name of Python’s dictionary type.