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Headline no bit. Then attack if. There would be no branching if there were no "if". It's basic assembly. Not jumps. No loops.
by nahumba 1y ago
Headline no bit.
Then attack if.
There would be no branching if there were no "if". It's basic assembly. Not jumps. No loops.
- 1718627440 1y agoYes, I think it really only works in a side-effect free language. Otherwise after the first "failure", while every resulting value also turns to None, allocation, file access, database calls still happen, so you are now in a weird limbo state where everything was done, but no handle retained and in a weird position in control flow, kind-of between the lines, which isn't expressed by any of your code.
- atq2119 1y agoThe operations could be short-circuiting.