Sunday, June 9, 2019

What Does It Mean To Be Pythonic?

As you go out into the community and seek help from the python developers
you will encounter various, well meaning and experienced python developers that will accuse you of not being "pythonic". This simply means that you are not writing code the way the python community believes is efficient, straightforward and follows python guidelines.

The above T-Shirt could help you if you are feeling a little bit code shamed. To be honest I know too many programming languages to really be cleansed by the python community.

To protect me from such religious zealots I would like to reference the below definition of pythonic until I write better code :)




pythonic

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[ pahy-thon-ik, pi- ]




adjective

of or relating to pythons.
similar to a python; pythonlike.
gigantic or monstrous.

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/pythonic





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