Yep, that would solve it if your argument can be transformed to use a non-mutable version.
However, Python is already so confusing on types that I wouldn’t recommend providing a tuple if you’re to use a list afterwards.
I like to use type annotations, so annotating an argument as a List while providing an empty tool for the default would look suspicious. ;)
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Yep, that would solve it if your argument can be transformed to use a non-mutable version.
However, Python is already so confusing on types that I wouldn’t recommend providing a tuple if you’re to use a list afterwards.
I like to use type annotations, so annotating an argument as a
Listwhile providing an empty tool for the default would look suspicious. ;)