> Tuples constructor
Confusion is avoided by understanding that comma ',' not paren '()' is the tuple constructor.
> Python doesn’t have multiline comments. Instead, multiline strings are used.
No the are NOT! Don't use strings for comments dammit.
Confusion is avoided by understanding that comma ',' not paren '()' is the tuple constructor.
> Python doesn’t have multiline comments. Instead, multiline strings are used.
No the are NOT! Don't use strings for comments dammit.
http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/#multi-line-docstrin...
You're gonna have to back that up with a reason. I'm tired of pedantry for pedantry's sake.
I'll answer my own question: no.
No offense, but your arrogant "knows it all" attitude is what annoys a lot of people about this community.
1. Read the docs and figure it out yourself.
2. Why are you doing X? Only an intellectually feeble person would do X -- normal people do Y.
3. That's a waste of time and I'm not going to tell you how to do it because X, Y, and Z.