That is all
I love Python
Ian Carter
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Eli Hill
>Broken for loops
>shitty lambdas
>having to do multiprocessing to use multiple cores
>to write async code the libraries you use should also be async
Really nice m8, let me guess, you do ML
Levi Hernandez
>no switch statements
Cameron Wright
Slicing syntax is awesome
Alexander Baker
>a wrapper on top of java, c or fortran so debugging becomes a nightmare if something breaks
>encourages lazy coders who don't care to learn proper design patterns or are riding the 'data' meme
Python is great in the hands of programmers who learned to code on something that teaches you how to do it correctly and it's used within its scope. If someone learns on Python it's just a disaster.
Andrew Wilson
>Broken for loops
What?
Adam Flores
Good for you and I like to work with Swift.
Python is fun to hack small scripts and projects together because it so simple. But I dont want to think of using it for my work. Stuff like the lack of types would probably drive me insane in bigger projects.
Ayden Allen
Basically, instead of getting a fresh copy of the iteratee on each iteration, the iteratee's value just updates.
Try generating a list of functions each returning i, using `for i in range(10)`.
David Ortiz
Also pentesters
Asher Gonzalez
So do I, it's such a great language.