Dualtronic on Nostr: Starting to think #Python's duck typing is a trap. Something looks like a ...
Starting to think #Python's duck typing is a trap. Something looks like a dictionary... until it isn't. Something else is some kind of iterable; doesn't matter which kind... until it does. More like wishy-washy typing, am I right?
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