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Yes, same experience. As someone who learned on python then got deep into Typsecript, this was a major bummer when returning to python. Its funny because when
by nonethewiser 2y ago
Yes, same experience. As someone who learned on python then got deep into Typsecript, this was a major bummer when returning to python.
Its funny because when I was a beginner in both I strongly preferred python syntax. I thought it was much simpler.
- new_user_final 2y agoAs I have pointed in in my other comment, you can use following syntax in python, ugly but better than multiple and (I don't use python anymore) if dict.get('key', {}).get('key-nested',{}).get....:
- jon_richards 2y agoEven less pretty for getattr. And then you have a rude awakening about the difference between the missing default behavior of these two functions.