> if a.value == True:
> return a
> if not database.connect == error:
> database.query(q)
Yeah, yeah, I know that :-)
What I mean is that most of the time I find the code more "readable" (I
know that more readable code ain't better code, but it helps when you
work with other people...).
>
> I'm curious -- what is everyone's favorite trick from a non-python
> language? And -- why isn't it in Python?
Hmm... I used to be quite the fan of Python, yet not long ago I met
Ruby and fell in love almost instantly. Some of the features I like the
most:
- statement modifiers:
< "return a if