Also curious here. I too find Ruby more consistent/predictable than Python. Ruby is my main/favorite language, but I was exposed to Python first and used it a lot more for work/school, so it's not an experience thing…
There's a strange, delightful joy in finding that I agree with every statement here and in the original post/repo
To add another example to the list, Ruby lets you list which attributes can be read/written and which ones can only be read on top. Something like. class Car attr_reader :model, :company # only read attr_accessor :color…
Also curious here. I too find Ruby more consistent/predictable than Python. Ruby is my main/favorite language, but I was exposed to Python first and used it a lot more for work/school, so it's not an experience thing…
There's a strange, delightful joy in finding that I agree with every statement here and in the original post/repo
To add another example to the list, Ruby lets you list which attributes can be read/written and which ones can only be read on top. Something like. class Car attr_reader :model, :company # only read attr_accessor :color…