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by StefanKarpinski
1986 days ago
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Negative indexing in Python is a dangerous design that hides bugs and causes incorrect programs to return garbage instead of erroring. If you have an incorrect index computation, instead of getting a bounds error, you get different indexing behavior. This makes it dangerously easy to write code that appears to work but computes nonsense. |
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