Thank you for your comments,
In my experience, 99.9% of the time I don't want to do_something_else()
before I want to await do_something().
I could as well change this code:
foo.bar
To:
foo.__getattribute__('bar')
This would signal that I'm calling the __getattribute__ function.
But the reason I'm not doing that is because well, it's not convenient for
me, but also I don't really care what happens, I just want the bar
attribute of foo when I call foo.bar
In the same fashion, when I call result = test(), I don't really care about
lower level details, I just want the result of calling the test function.
How to refute that comparaison ?
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