Un-annotated tuples and too many func params are OK, because at least they are pushed and popped from the stack.
Calls and rets without a prologue and epilogue on the other hand…
Or many, many stacks you can't comprehend nor amend.
I dare to add a new `key` to a dict, can you modify a func call or a tuple with confidence?
Or many, many stacks you can't comprehend nor amend.
I dare to add a new `key` to a dict, can you modify a func call or a tuple with confidence?