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While I sometimes use it in Python for delimiters in print("-" * 100) I don't think it's a big feature worth to spread. I think the method "*".repeat(100) would be more clear for people.
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In Python, you can do
"string" * 3
but the result is"stringstringstring"
.In Kotlin for example you can do extension function that overloads operator on string but I would not recommend it because it's not very intuitive.
That's cool, what about python integer multiply 🤔 maybe it's not such a crazy thought.
(I must learn kotlin soon)
While I sometimes use it in Python for delimiters in
print("-" * 100)
I don't think it's a big feature worth to spread. I think the method"*".repeat(100)
would be more clear for people.