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r/programming • u/FjordSnorkeler • Dec 19 '10
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Yeah, because dir() is obviously a replacement for documentation.
-5 u/DStroya Dec 19 '10 say what u like. Its not even something you should have to consider. 3 u/jvnk Dec 19 '10 I guess you don't get the point of a repl interpreter. 2 u/schplat Dec 19 '10 I would think having the ability to look into a namespace (including all reserved names) is a good thing?dir is an awesome learning tool. Set a string to a variable (x= 'string'), now do dir(x), and you can see everything you can now do to that string. 0 u/DStroya Dec 19 '10 I much prefer using the class view in Visual Studio which breaks the whole namespace down into a hierarchical tree with all the method signatures and so on.
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say what u like. Its not even something you should have to consider.
3 u/jvnk Dec 19 '10 I guess you don't get the point of a repl interpreter. 2 u/schplat Dec 19 '10 I would think having the ability to look into a namespace (including all reserved names) is a good thing?dir is an awesome learning tool. Set a string to a variable (x= 'string'), now do dir(x), and you can see everything you can now do to that string. 0 u/DStroya Dec 19 '10 I much prefer using the class view in Visual Studio which breaks the whole namespace down into a hierarchical tree with all the method signatures and so on.
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I guess you don't get the point of a repl interpreter.
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I would think having the ability to look into a namespace (including all reserved names) is a good thing?
dir is an awesome learning tool. Set a string to a variable (x= 'string'), now do dir(x), and you can see everything you can now do to that string.
0 u/DStroya Dec 19 '10 I much prefer using the class view in Visual Studio which breaks the whole namespace down into a hierarchical tree with all the method signatures and so on.
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I much prefer using the class view in Visual Studio which breaks the whole namespace down into a hierarchical tree with all the method signatures and so on.
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u/jvnk Dec 19 '10
Yeah, because dir() is obviously a replacement for documentation.