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If these examples were possible (I wouldn't say they are smart designs)
they would lead to recursion errors.
Limitations on MRO are good, they force to keep a quite simple structure.
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I, but your multiply-derived class *written before the
> > refactoring* Just Works. As far as I can see, super(), and maybe even
> > the deterministic MRO, is needed to make that work.
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(and a check on the length or zip_longest to ensure that there is no
other items)
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Yes but then it's the same as defining a generator-function.
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> current syntax, so are you saying that you're still confused now or that you
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Dismiss my message, I have read `if "art_wt" not in article`. But in the
same way, you could have a function to reset a value in your dict if the
current value evaluates to False.
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> > A very useful part of the itertools module's documentation is the section
> > "Recipes", giving utility functions that use itertools iterators.
> > But when y
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> Another pain point is python uses [].append() and JS uses [].join() Having
> a wrapper for append would be helpful.
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>>> better, and most of what it does are things that Python already does
>>> better and has done better for years. In short, I don't see any
>>> advantages at all to doing classes this way, and there are some
>>> non-negligible disadvantages.
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>> Interesting, didn't know that about Javascript. I also don't like
>> Javascript's prototypes very much but thought adding "JavaScript-like" to
>> the title might help explain what I meant.
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>> Leaving the possible replacement for classes aside, do you have an
>> opinion specifically about the following?
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>> def obj.my_function(a, b):
>>...
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>> as syntactic sugar for
>>
>> def my_function(a, b):
>> ...
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>> In my experience this pattern comes actually up quite a bit. E.g. when
>> working with these "symbolic" machine learning frameworks like theano or
>> tensorflow. Apart from that it mixins very easy.
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>> What do you think are the odds of something like this actually making it
>> into the Python and if greater than 0 in which timeframe?
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