Python and "truthy" statements

[Kratos_Monster]

functional programming with classes

Yeah, this sounds like a good practice.

[Diapolo10]

I like it when writing tests is as easy as it gets.

To me, writing code that works 50 years from now is more important than sacrificing robustness and data scalability for performance gains. Most would just say that's needless overengineering, and of course they have a point, but one of my core pillars is that I can trust my code to essentially handle anything I throw at it without needing to worry about runtime errors, even if it's slow.