so we don't usually care too much about types. Are you sure you
really need all that type checking code?
...I included a type check for a string to make sure that a future programmer
(or myself) wouldn't try to pass in a list of lines after a text has been
split.
Other code internal to the
Serdar Tumgoren zstumgo...@gmail.com wrote
Does anyone know if it's possible to call a property setter inside
of a
class's init method? Below is a code sample of what I'm trying to
do.
Yes and that bit has been answered.
But...
I have a class with an init method that is getting bloated
I have a class with an init method that is getting bloated with
error-checking guard clauses.
Thats very strange. We don't usually have to check types in Python,
it is a dynamic language and we can use duck-typing and exceptions
so we don't usually care too much about types. Are you
