alt Hacker NewsIndeed. It's hard to teach Python as it's idiomatically used in the wild. There's just so much stuff going on (iterators, generators, async, context managers, comprehensions, annotations etc etc), it takes a lot of study/experience to learn it all.
Indeed. It's hard to teach Python as it's idiomatically used in the wild. There's just so much stuff going on (iterators, generators, async, context managers, comprehensions, annotations etc etc), it takes a lot of study/experience to learn it all.
Yes, so the point is that teaching it at all is a choice of style not substance.
Not sure I 100% believe that, but buy-in (and LLM help) are significant parts of a successful onboarding.