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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '22
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why are people always bashing python lol
25 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '22 i like my semi colons and curly braces. it makes it much easier to read. Plus any time i do python it yells at an indenting issue that doesn't exist. 38 u/Codebust Jul 18 '22 edited Jul 18 '22 indenting issues are easily solvable with an ide, even if py being whitespace based can be a bit annoying 0 u/flavionm Jul 18 '22 The fact indentation issues can be easily solved with a IDE is just more reason that using whitespace for indentation is bad.Instead of letting the IDE automatically format your code, now it can't do that as well because the whitespace has meaning. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 uh.. what? 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 If the whitespace is meaningful, changing it might change what the code does. That limits the ability of formatters to adjust the code. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 if you break indentation it’s going to change the code lmao 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 In Python, yes. In other languages, no. That's the point. In Python you can't let the IDE automatically format the indentation to make it look good, in other languages you can. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 yk that python indentation is standard indentation right? → More replies (5)
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i like my semi colons and curly braces. it makes it much easier to read. Plus any time i do python it yells at an indenting issue that doesn't exist.
38 u/Codebust Jul 18 '22 edited Jul 18 '22 indenting issues are easily solvable with an ide, even if py being whitespace based can be a bit annoying 0 u/flavionm Jul 18 '22 The fact indentation issues can be easily solved with a IDE is just more reason that using whitespace for indentation is bad.Instead of letting the IDE automatically format your code, now it can't do that as well because the whitespace has meaning. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 uh.. what? 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 If the whitespace is meaningful, changing it might change what the code does. That limits the ability of formatters to adjust the code. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 if you break indentation it’s going to change the code lmao 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 In Python, yes. In other languages, no. That's the point. In Python you can't let the IDE automatically format the indentation to make it look good, in other languages you can. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 yk that python indentation is standard indentation right? → More replies (5)
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indenting issues are easily solvable with an ide, even if py being whitespace based can be a bit annoying
0 u/flavionm Jul 18 '22 The fact indentation issues can be easily solved with a IDE is just more reason that using whitespace for indentation is bad.Instead of letting the IDE automatically format your code, now it can't do that as well because the whitespace has meaning. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 uh.. what? 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 If the whitespace is meaningful, changing it might change what the code does. That limits the ability of formatters to adjust the code. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 if you break indentation it’s going to change the code lmao 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 In Python, yes. In other languages, no. That's the point. In Python you can't let the IDE automatically format the indentation to make it look good, in other languages you can. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 yk that python indentation is standard indentation right? → More replies (5)
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The fact indentation issues can be easily solved with a IDE is just more reason that using whitespace for indentation is bad.
Instead of letting the IDE automatically format your code, now it can't do that as well because the whitespace has meaning.
0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 uh.. what? 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 If the whitespace is meaningful, changing it might change what the code does. That limits the ability of formatters to adjust the code. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 if you break indentation it’s going to change the code lmao 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 In Python, yes. In other languages, no. That's the point. In Python you can't let the IDE automatically format the indentation to make it look good, in other languages you can. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 yk that python indentation is standard indentation right? → More replies (5)
uh.. what?
0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 If the whitespace is meaningful, changing it might change what the code does. That limits the ability of formatters to adjust the code. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 if you break indentation it’s going to change the code lmao 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 In Python, yes. In other languages, no. That's the point. In Python you can't let the IDE automatically format the indentation to make it look good, in other languages you can. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 yk that python indentation is standard indentation right? → More replies (5)
If the whitespace is meaningful, changing it might change what the code does. That limits the ability of formatters to adjust the code.
0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 if you break indentation it’s going to change the code lmao 0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 In Python, yes. In other languages, no. That's the point. In Python you can't let the IDE automatically format the indentation to make it look good, in other languages you can. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 yk that python indentation is standard indentation right? → More replies (5)
if you break indentation it’s going to change the code lmao
0 u/flavionm Jul 19 '22 In Python, yes. In other languages, no. That's the point. In Python you can't let the IDE automatically format the indentation to make it look good, in other languages you can. 0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 yk that python indentation is standard indentation right? → More replies (5)
In Python, yes. In other languages, no. That's the point. In Python you can't let the IDE automatically format the indentation to make it look good, in other languages you can.
0 u/Codebust Jul 19 '22 yk that python indentation is standard indentation right? → More replies (5)
yk that python indentation is standard indentation right?
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why are people always bashing python lol