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by xapata
1285 days ago
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Abbreviations are good to the extent that they're commonly used. It's a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem. At the time Guido picked `def`, I might have argued with him. Now, it's the standard. If I were writing my own language, I might choose `let` instead of `def`. For example, `let x = 1`. |
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