ITT we show our programming environment aesthetics. (Yes I like the github one)
ITT we show our programming environment aesthetics. (Yes I like the github one)
Oliver Jones
Tyler Butler
>sublime
Ryder Fisher
Cucks argue about IDE's to feel important. Code does not care where you write it, scrub.
Ian Robinson
>sublime
Ayden Thomas
Congrats, you baited me.
You can use named arguments with defaults of None and avoid using kwargs all together.
def __init__(self, text=None, amt=None):
self.text = text if text else ''
self.amt = amt if amt else 0
Levi Lopez
Opening a test file, so productive.
Jeremiah Martinez
>sublime
>white theme
>python
XD
Luis Sanders
Was wron wit dat?
???
Jeremiah Carter
>Code does not care where you write it, scrub.
Nor does it care what your editor theme is but you felt the need to make this thread.
Luis Gray
Jason Sanchez
#This is a static method
@staticmethod
Most useless comment of the year?
Kevin Evans
Is there any advantage to writing the type of a variable as opposed to just 'var'?
Elijah Walker
No it doesn't, but the one writing the code might. Scrub.
You: how dat diffarantt from dat first ting u said doe?
mhm, read it many times over
Lincoln Williams
>12 posts into the thread and the OP is posting ebonics
Adam Ross
vim with some plugins and a theme some guy made
Ryder Cox
ouch, that hurts my eyes idk how u can use that lol but good on you man
Anthony Baker
grade = (percent < 60: 'F'.
percent >= 60: 'D',
percent >= 70: 'C',
percent >=80: 'D',
percent >= 90: 'A'}[True]
Shit tier Python code mate, you should stop writing any code...
Wyatt Turner
None of it is my code bru.
Mason Myers
By the way, I meant to write 'B' there on the 4th line
Chase Cruz
Good, because it's quite possibly the worst code I've ever seen.
My favorite part is the shebang partway through the code.
Eli Perez
You're an insufferable faggot and nobody likes you.
Samuel Jackson
kek, salty ass
Jason Price
>he can't into the spychadelics
Ethan Butler
Shit thread OP.
Kill yourself
Dominic Miller
William White
Performance wise? No. For me personally, I just like knowing immediately what the type is, especially considering some types are interchangeable with each other when I may for example, explicitly want floats or ints. Reduces tons of headaches later on to just specify what it is.