Python needs an actual default function
Python needs an actual default function
Also, do y'all call main() in the if block or do you just put the code you want to run in the if block?
You're viewing a single thread.
I've always found needing to manually add a class instance parameter (i.e.
self) to every object method really weird. And the constructors being named__init__. Not having multiple dispatch is kinda annoying too. Needing to use decorators for class methods, static methods, and abstract classes is also annoying. Now that I think about it, Python kinda sucks (even though it's the language I use the most, lol).Nah
selfis quite important. The main part of a method is to access the state of the object.selfis just the interface to it.Guess I just prefer languages that do it this way:
class AClass { var aProp = 0 fun aMethod() { aProp++ } }Though I suppose confusion and bugs can happen when you do something like:
class AClass { var aProp = 0 fun aMethod(aProp: Int) { // `this.aProp` is needed to access the property } }