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Well said. The core to Python’s success, for me, has always been its system for containing code inside modules and for importing and exporting symbols between
by gorgoiler 4y ago
Well said. The core to Python’s success, for me, has always been its system for containing code inside modules and for importing and exporting symbols between those modules.
Understandable code is maintainable code. Abstraction makes comprehension possible — imagine if every call to print were an inline block of assembly instead! — and Python’s modules provide a very quick and easy way to break up large code into small modules.