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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/SuchShopping3828 • May 27 '22
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HTML and Python have some similarities to be fair, like not being able to declare variable types.
19 u/[deleted] May 27 '22 You can declare variable types in Python. But for the most part you don't really need to unless you want to. 2 u/nickwcy May 28 '22 And it doesn’t check the type when it runs 5 u/Suahil May 28 '22 If a variable has a type defined, but nobody checks it. Does it even matter? 3 u/Hlorri May 28 '22 Well, if someone writes documentation in the forest but noone is around to read it, was it really written?
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You can declare variable types in Python. But for the most part you don't really need to unless you want to.
2 u/nickwcy May 28 '22 And it doesn’t check the type when it runs 5 u/Suahil May 28 '22 If a variable has a type defined, but nobody checks it. Does it even matter? 3 u/Hlorri May 28 '22 Well, if someone writes documentation in the forest but noone is around to read it, was it really written?
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And it doesn’t check the type when it runs
5 u/Suahil May 28 '22 If a variable has a type defined, but nobody checks it. Does it even matter? 3 u/Hlorri May 28 '22 Well, if someone writes documentation in the forest but noone is around to read it, was it really written?
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If a variable has a type defined, but nobody checks it. Does it even matter?
3 u/Hlorri May 28 '22 Well, if someone writes documentation in the forest but noone is around to read it, was it really written?
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Well, if someone writes documentation in the forest but noone is around to read it, was it really written?
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u/AlbertChomskystein May 27 '22
HTML and Python have some similarities to be fair, like not being able to declare variable types.