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Really? To me most of JS quirks are things like `(1 == '1') == true`. Or why there are both `for .. of` and `for .. in`. Maybe you're just too familiar with the

• moralestapia 3y ago
  Just use '===' and all these "quirks" go away. Or learn the proper semantics for false-ish/true-ish (takes about 20 mins.) and you're on the other side. The Python ones are abhorrent, here's a few of them: * the 'is' operator behaving differently, even when called with operands of the exact same type? * (from TFA) # This will print True or False depending on where you're invoking it (python shell / ipython / as a script) (WHAT?!) * No multi-line lambdas because that makes the AST unparseable, literally. Then cover it up with some shit argument about how ackchually is more "pythonic" to only use one line functions, lol.