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The random.randrange(a, b) function, which returns a random number n in the range a <= n < b, and the random.randint(a, b) function...

So, I decided to proceed the second way if possible {because it is possible in many cases, including your code}, and proceed the third...

That's rather from the zen of C And that would be an implicit argument. Every decision should be argued at full extent why exactly it is...

this is old code okay stop bullying me Kidding. But I get it :/

"Explicit is better than implicit." ( : The Zen of Python : )

Your statement that every such function definition should be denoted explicitly. That's a very hard question. I'd have to think about...

Also parentheses-less methods can replace properties' getters (just like in Ruby): T Value . String val F int_val=(Int new_val)...

Also I think that f-strings in this code are slightly overused. For example, f"{brackets[0]}" can be written as str(brackets[0]), or...

Can you elaborate on what you mean by this? UFCS feature in itself? Or my statement that this should be denoted explicitly? Or my...

As I can see, there are no format specifiers in this code at all. Can you look through all of your code, which you wish to compile with...

This function uses a lot of f-strings to output a list nicely. Here is the code: def return_exp_list_as_str(obj: list[Exponent], fancy...

What's the reasoning behind this? Also, I'd vote against the version without parentheses, because it's not clear from the code whether...

[This post is inspired by this article.] This feature is nice, but I strongly believe that this should be denoted explicitly, i.e. if...

Can you bring some examples (maybe links to the source code, if it's open-source)? Currently, Python → 11l transpiler supports Python %...

It's a good idea, but I can see a lot of extra hassle trying to get items in & out. I was considering making everything a string, and...