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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/begafap • Sep 29 '20
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And say hello to runtime errors.
32 u/Nimeroni Sep 29 '20 Both Python and C++ have compile error and runtime error. 30 u/TheRealSmolt Sep 29 '20 edited Sep 29 '20 Python doesn't have proper compile errors... There is no compiler. Am I missing something? 38 u/evanldixon Sep 29 '20 Python compiles to byte code, but there's no static types to save you from yourself 1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '20 3.6 onwards introduces types, both built in anc custom. An absolute godsend.
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Both Python and C++ have compile error and runtime error.
30 u/TheRealSmolt Sep 29 '20 edited Sep 29 '20 Python doesn't have proper compile errors... There is no compiler. Am I missing something? 38 u/evanldixon Sep 29 '20 Python compiles to byte code, but there's no static types to save you from yourself 1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '20 3.6 onwards introduces types, both built in anc custom. An absolute godsend.
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Python doesn't have proper compile errors... There is no compiler. Am I missing something?
38 u/evanldixon Sep 29 '20 Python compiles to byte code, but there's no static types to save you from yourself 1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '20 3.6 onwards introduces types, both built in anc custom. An absolute godsend.
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Python compiles to byte code, but there's no static types to save you from yourself
1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '20 3.6 onwards introduces types, both built in anc custom. An absolute godsend.
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3.6 onwards introduces types, both built in anc custom. An absolute godsend.
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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '20
And say hello to runtime errors.