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every now and then Exactly; at least for me the other features you mention I use daily (or when considering coding hours only, multiple times per hour), wherea
by stinos 4y ago
every now and then
Exactly; at least for me the other features you mention I use daily (or when considering coding hours only, multiple times per hour), whereas I cannot even exactly remember when the last time was I had to break out of a nested loop. I'm not saying it's not useful, just that I don't think that code frequency is a useful argument to make here, especially not in comparison with the features you mention.
- rich_sasha 4y agoSee I'm the other way round. I don't use walrus op, I dislike f strings because the "operator" f is to the left, whereas I'm used to "filling" a strong from the right. Pattern matching scares me, since unless you're working with data classes, the contents of a class can be only loosely related to its constructor. Loops i write daily. This feels like a bunch of people projecting their subjective biases on what code should look like on everyone else. Python 2/3 all over again (in a small teacup).