Anti-Patterns in Python Programming

Re:Anti-Patterns in Python Programming by zo1 on Wednesday July 09, 2014 @04:12PM (#8011978)

I doubt that's the only reason. I fell for it myself at first without ever seeing a line of Ruby. It initially feels intuitive, and that's why I think most fall for it.

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Re:Anti-Patterns in Python Programming by ollysb on Thursday July 10, 2014 @10:23AM (#8015047)

I think it's because the arguments are bound when the function is called. It's just natural that you'd expect the default values to also be bound at the same time.

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