In Python, if you write multiple strings adjacent to each other, Python concatenates them. For me, this often leads to annoying bugs like
l = [ "A", "B" "C", "D" ] print l # prints ["A", "BC", "D"]
You can thank ISO C for that one:
Not that python directly inherits the behavior, but they probably decided to go with that behavior based on how C does it.
Ouch! Haha yeah I can see how that hide it self well!
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In Python, if you write multiple strings adjacent to each other, Python concatenates them. For me, this often leads to annoying bugs like
You can thank ISO C for that one:
Not that python directly inherits the behavior, but they probably decided to go with that behavior based on how C does it.
Ouch! Haha yeah I can see how that hide it self well!