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Is that a good idea ? Just look at Perl on why I think this could be concerning. But YMMV, I know very little about Python so I can be persuaded this is no bi

• kvdveer 4y ago
  There's still usually only one way to do things in python, there's just the option to annotate it. Annotations are clearly deliniated in th code, and if you don't understand them you can safely ignore them. The author's take that annotated code and unannotated code are different languages is a bit silly. It's like saying code with comments is a different language than code without. While it's true that different camps favor annotations differently, but the same is true for code documentation, and we don't treat it like different languages, even if the comments are in a language you don't speak.