Often in programming we have some "constant" value that we define as a variable in Python. But the only try constant is change.
Consider for example you have a program that needs to process a file with a certain filename. So you might have something like:
FILENAME = "foo.txt"
data …It is often said that Python functions can return multiple values, but this isn't really true. Often the examples given to show Python returning multiple values is something like this:
def foo():
return 1, 3
a, b = foo()
But is that really returning multiple values? No. Well then how come …
This article discusses how you should (and shouldn't) compare string representations of timestamps in Python.
Often times when programmers process external data there are timestamps (date and time) and usually this data comes into Python as a string, although some times it could be an integer or float. The international …
It is often said that one of the advantages of testing is that it gives one confidence when refactoring. And I think this is true. However sometimes poorly-written tests or incomplete testing can have the ability to give someone too much confidence.
Take the case of Gentoo Build Publisher. It …
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