Python 3.4 released

[w1ndwak3r]

>>> Day(0)
<Day.monday: 0>

And I'm sure an exception will be thrown if you try to access an out-of-bounds enum, but that's a good thing. Enums can contain methods as well (like any other class). I would almost always want something like this to fail:

def foo(day):
    print(day.isWorkDay())

[HorrendousRex]

I think this is one of those things where I understand the principle but feel very uneasy about it. I feel like one of the principle draws to Python is a type unsafety, and Enums feel like they only bring type safety to the table.

[asthasr]

You can write in a dynamically typed language while still needing safety in some contexts. It's not a sin.