A lot of of #python people on social media such as LinkedIn will post "What do you think this python code will do? A, B, or C" questions.
Are these useful to anyone?
The code is generally of a style I'd recommend people avoid writing, or that I'd question in a code review. Often it's using strange edge-cases for what's possible...but not what's idiomatic or "good".
I can't imagine they're useful to people learning #python. I imagine they deter some people from using #python. Am I wrong?
The further you dig, the farther the #history goes, so we settled on starting in 1906, then the 90's, then #Slackware. This is the history of #Xz that culminated into a " #hack " that would have rocked the world if not for one intrepid #SQL#developer.
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Early AM, we begin to work on the Django framwork via Python. I've feared the framework for a while, but today I am going to handle it. Never let the programming lang handle me. lol.
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Big news! Winamp's source code will be available on September 24!
This release invites developers worldwide to contribute to its evolution to help create the perfect player for Windows users
I hope also #Linux#Developer get into the project.