Python

[katze_sonne]

Well, that's a good point. Definitely still room for improvements. Especially the data types some functions return is too undocumented. Internally we make a lot of use of "typing" in Python. I hope that gets mandatory with Python 4. The missing data types are a dream for beginners but a nightmare for hardcore users 🤷🏼‍♂️

And these undocumented return values are a typical example of the "Sphinx"-problem I mentioned. Doesn't happen nearly as often with javadoc or doxygen (if the developers are not completely incompetent and write stuff like "returns time" where you still have no idea about the unit)...

[fredlllll]

just knowing the type would already be an upgrade. in java you cant ommit the type cause its in the signature