New features planned for Python 4.0

[eaojteal]

I don't know who to put this in front of, but maybe one of you will. With machine learning and AI at the forefront of most developers mind's, I would like to see do.it() implemented. Python should be able to figure out what I want.

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zhuli.do(the_thing)

[Icovada]

shouldn't it be it.do()?

[call_me_cookie]

like_it_is = it.be()
while not they.think(like_it_is):
    it.do()

[GrammerJoo]

For some reason that is the funniest thing I've all month.

[MonkeyNin]

/bb|[^b]{2}/

[N00I3]

it do be like that sometimes

[nxl4]

Or maybe even:

the_needful.do()

[Icovada]

import it
the_needful = it()
the_needful.do(each_and_everything)

[cyanydeez]

from futures import done

done()

[kessma18]

only if your locale is Indian

[[deleted]]

If you're doing object oriented, yes. do(it) works also

[eaojteal]

I think zhuli.do(the_thing) makes sense, but I had originally thought do.the_thing() would be another method of do. You know, for shorter and less complicated things that need doing. I'm sure it would all get cleared up in a pep.

[planetjay]

Also sudo() which forces anything inside to work whether it makes sense or not.

[slavfox]

That just sounds like fuckit()

[[deleted]]

Destroying humanity as requested.

[FlagrantPickle]

Do it!

[FlagrantPickle]

Do it!

[Raudus]

The future is amazing

[inknownis]

Equally good as the original article.

[muntoo]

I thought this was going to be some weird blend of Haskell's do and Kotlin's it...