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Grendel posted...

Well that's your own fault for not using a linter.

class Person:
easily_misspelled_thing = 89

def __init__(self, name, years):
self.years= years
self.name = name

name = 'Joe'
number = 8

#Swapped, no error
guy = Person(number, name)

#Mistake, no error
guy.easily_mispeled_thing = 5

Grendel posted...

That's really up to you. You can use type hints and enforce them with mypy.

I definitely will use that, thank you. That fixes the type mixup hole, but not the misspelling and creating new fields on accident. Intellisense from 2018 helps that, but not entirely.

I also don't care for the use of a C# 'var' for every defined object.

Grendel posted...

There are some legitimate gripes with Python, but your list is garbage.

Oh yeah?

Let me just google the first list I find
http://net-informations.com/python/iq/disadvantages.htm

Speed, yeah, I said that
Deployability, yeah
Memory, yup, sort of goes along with being interpreted

Wasn't the whole point of interpreted languages to be easily shared? Seems like a bit of a Python flaw. I just don't understand the point of interpreted languages in general tbh. They all have their porting quirks regardless, whether you want to do it in the compiler or not.
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