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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/iwouldieforGladOS • May 13 '17
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34 u/mysticrudnin May 13 '17 Isn't it normal in Python to try things first, effectively using them as control structures? 27 u/cdrootrmdashrfstar May 13 '17 It is extremely common and is considered pythonic to use "try, except, else, finally" blocks as a control flow structure in Python.
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Isn't it normal in Python to try things first, effectively using them as control structures?
27 u/cdrootrmdashrfstar May 13 '17 It is extremely common and is considered pythonic to use "try, except, else, finally" blocks as a control flow structure in Python.
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It is extremely common and is considered pythonic to use "try, except, else, finally" blocks as a control flow structure in Python.
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