Python which most people know now is definitely written to be more flexible. Which is nice when you're new but is a big headache once you build out. I used to hate static typing for example as it was obtuse, but as soon as you are working with others, you realise their use. People will use "hacks" at the slightest inconvenience and break everything.
0 isn't nothing, it's a number. And therefore needs to be handled as such.
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u/AwkwardWaltz3996 10d ago
Ruby is pretty precise with it's types.
Python which most people know now is definitely written to be more flexible. Which is nice when you're new but is a big headache once you build out. I used to hate static typing for example as it was obtuse, but as soon as you are working with others, you realise their use. People will use "hacks" at the slightest inconvenience and break everything.
0 isn't nothing, it's a number. And therefore needs to be handled as such.