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by BugsJustFindMe
844 days ago
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Heh. Python's enums are not real types, they're just funny classes, so you still have to do dumb things like assign an internal value (commonly a dumb int) and were (and probably still are) wildly deficient in many other commonly-desired ways for a very long time. A bunch of things covered in this blog post (like StrEnum and EnumCheck) weren't added until pretty recently. |
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