Comment by wgthatcher
8 years ago
Python3 has the exact opposite problem: Too many devs willing to say "yes" to features and a small number of devs who try to keep things fast and maintainable.
Remember that Python2 was faster.
8 years ago
Python3 has the exact opposite problem: Too many devs willing to say "yes" to features and a small number of devs who try to keep things fast and maintainable.
Remember that Python2 was faster.
That changed with the dict improvements in 3.6.