Hi Darshit,
> I will however concede that modern Python has a lot of syntactic sugar which
> in a way detracts from Python's original charm of being extremely easy to
> read and parse. So if we for example end up using complex generators and
> comprehensions, it will make it hard for a lot of p
On Fri, Mar 29, 2024 at 12:54:12PM +0100, Darshit Shah wrote:
> I think you make some fair points on the contributions made by people with a
> passable knowledge of the language.
> However, when I said "maintained", I kind of assumed that there will be
> someone with a good enough command over t
Hi Bruno,
I think you make some fair points on the contributions made by people with a
passable knowledge of the language.
However, when I said "maintained", I kind of assumed that there will be someone
with a good enough command over the language who will be the arbiter of what
patches get ap
Hi Darshit,
> > - Can someone with little exposure to Python understand and modify the
> > code? When you write 'list' and the developer knows that 'list' means
> > what is known as "array" in other programming languages, they can work
> > with the code. Using the abstract interfaces
