Thanks a lot for making this. I've been keeping excited since I heard this
several hours ago!
I'm a researcher(and also a student) in some field dedicated in the study of
programming language constructs, including pattern matching.
**Python Pattern Matching** is something special to me, which f
> e.g., "or", and then I wonder "what does short-circuiting have to do
> with it?". All reuse of symbols carries baggage.
"or" brings an intuition of the execution order of pattern matching, just like
how people already know about "short-circuiting".
"or" 's operator precedence also suggests the
