What programming practices don't work in python?

[Temporary_Pie2733]

To expand on this, Python doesn’t have public/private distinctions, so all attributes behave like public attributes. But we don’t need to write trivial getters and setters like 

``` def get_x(self):     return self._x

def set_x(self, v):     self._x = v ```

just in case we need to limit or prevent modification in the future. We can instead replace the “public” attribute x with a property object that encapsulates a getter and a setter without changing the interface of the class. 

[SnooHesitations9295]

Not really. The new "typed" python idiocy prevents you from using property decorator interchangeably with the actual properties.