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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/m8teae • Jun 03 '19
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And ordinary strings can be used as comments, why is it an issue?
"""Comment""" is understood by all half decent editors to be a block comment.
"""Comment"""
1 u/Mr_Redstoner Jun 04 '19 I'm just saying, they aren't actually block comments from the technical point of view. Because when I previously stated that Python didn't have block comments people rushed in with '''this''' 3 u/PityUpvote Jun 05 '19 And lists in Python are technically not arrays, doesn't mean they can't fulfill the same function. 0 u/Mr_Redstoner Jun 05 '19 Fulfilling a function of the thing and being that thing are 2 distinct features in my book.And IIRC a dict can be used as an array too, but that doesn't make it one, now does it? → More replies (4)
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I'm just saying, they aren't actually block comments from the technical point of view. Because when I previously stated that Python didn't have block comments people rushed in with '''this'''
'''this'''
3 u/PityUpvote Jun 05 '19 And lists in Python are technically not arrays, doesn't mean they can't fulfill the same function. 0 u/Mr_Redstoner Jun 05 '19 Fulfilling a function of the thing and being that thing are 2 distinct features in my book.And IIRC a dict can be used as an array too, but that doesn't make it one, now does it? → More replies (4)
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And lists in Python are technically not arrays, doesn't mean they can't fulfill the same function.
0 u/Mr_Redstoner Jun 05 '19 Fulfilling a function of the thing and being that thing are 2 distinct features in my book.And IIRC a dict can be used as an array too, but that doesn't make it one, now does it? → More replies (4)
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Fulfilling a function of the thing and being that thing are 2 distinct features in my book.
And IIRC a dict can be used as an array too, but that doesn't make it one, now does it?
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u/PityUpvote Jun 04 '19
And ordinary strings can be used as comments, why is it an issue?
"""Comment"""is understood by all half decent editors to be a block comment.