work
without the immediate feedback it provides.
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extent that the semantics aren't clear from the
> methods it is sufficient, and preferable, to attach the semantic
> information to the methods rather their associated class.
>
Of course we can attach the pre- and post-conditions of a method to the
method itself, but there is sema
Nick Coghlan wrote:
> Aaron Bingham wrote:
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>> Bill Janssen wrote:
>>
>>>> Java interfaces are very useful, however. Java programming seems to
>>>> be less and less about inheritance and more and more about
>>>> implementing interfaces
(textually rightmost in the display) stored for a given key value pre-
>vails.
>
>( http://pyref.infogami.com/dictionary-displays )
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>
Thanks for the clarification. That is reassuring. Of course, this may
not do what was intended under certain circumstances, but at least
;> to check :)
>
> +1 for leaving this to PyLint or PyChecker.
Wouldn't the behavior of the above be undefined for the case where a ==
b? I'd much rather get an exception than undefined behavior.
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>>I'm confused. As far as I can see, a reserved prefix (the "py" or
>>"stdlib" package others have mentioned) is the only reli
with a growing standard
library. I suspect we wll be going round and round in circles here as
long as a reserved prefix is ruled out. IMO, multiple reserved prefixes
("net", "gui", etc.) is much worse than one. Could someone please
explain for my sake why a single reserve
