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Do I get this right?
You have to do really hard line testing to avoid simple problems that could be avoided if just variables had to be declared at first use? :-(
But like old C compilers, there is "lint"?
I'm all for nostalgia for old C compilers (except a buggy one, that stole weeks of my life). But that is strange.
I thought Python was all about safety and no problems because of a well designed syntax and coding standards akin to bondage?
Ah well, thanks for information!
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Do I get this right?
You have to do really hard line testing to avoid simple problems that could be avoided if just variables had to be declared at first use? :-(
But like old C compilers, there is "lint"?
I'm all for nostalgia for old C compilers (except a buggy one, that stole weeks of my life). But that is strange.
I thought Python was all about safety and no problems because of a well designed syntax and coding standards akin to bondage?
Ah well, thanks for information!