There's also a gotcha with default parameters:
def fun(a = []):
a += [1]
return a
fun()
print(fun()) # [1, 1]
issues I had with the tool you linked
I tried to make a link to this code in this visual debugger, but a link is made broken and can't be used without urlencoding spaces (I guess). Also the tool doesn't produce visual output in DuckDuckGo browser on Android
To be fair, I had to read the linked question on SO to understand what was the possible alternative. I do expect that if I use += it is in place.
On the other hand with Python and Java I always keep forgetting if everything is by value or by reference, I really miss some extra clarity of the languages where you can see if something is mutable when passed to a function
Summary
If you want fast compile times, be careful with functions using auto as a return type in header files.
Oh, they are just minmaxing you out. I'm not in retail, but my manager always tells me to only go for the easy 80%
Then plan B to improve test scores: make crappy tests
You know, the former is a bit expensive to buy
I've read one of their links, and although it shows Orwell to be an asshole, racist, bigot, and anti-Stalin; it still doesn't make sense as a ground for other statements, especially him being imperialist.
I would think that the whole thing comes from conflating communism and whatever the Soviets were doing, and if anyone thinks that USSR was not the heaven on earth, they are damned
I would guess that in Data Science some things would require you to use local timezone because they are dependent on the actual time of day, and some would require synchronization so use of UTC. Also, some timezones are way off the sunlight time and would skew the data that has dependency on daylight and not on hours
If you're moving fast, jumping off will not help much. Maybe not getting buried under the bike but not falling full speed
Maybe we software developers should use the trick of LLMs, always respond ‘you're absolutely right’, but never do what this would imply.
Nah, only a tin can can get away with acting this stupid
This phenomenon is particularly strong in people who do not use such words on a regular basis
But you have to keep it for the bad day
Except maybe for
Some like in-office and constant overtime, aren't