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Yes, actually, you are right. It's all the same in Python because the references can always point to any value, and None is just a value of the NoneType. And d
by whateverer 15y ago
Yes, actually, you are right. It's all the same in Python because the references can always point to any value, and None is just a value of the NoneType.
And due to Python's runtime types, it wouldn't matter either way, because even if None only existed within the context of a Maybe type, you could still just apply any operation on it and have crash at the first method call on it.