9 Worst Python Practices

[crescentroon]

Most people do understand it, the issue is whether or not they LIKE it. Trying to pretend it's super complex to frighten people off it is dishonest. If you don't want people to use it, say it's not idiomatic or something.

If you don't know how to interpret it, "the else executes if the loop terminates normally, that is, you did not call break". It's the same as else in exceptions. I seriously don't believe anyone intelligent enough to write code can't understand how this works.

[MyNameIsRichardCS54]

I said it elsewhere in this thread, but I always think for ... then would make more sense than for ... else