Oh yeah, stacking is great! I added it to my companies style guide for Python :). An useful tip to point out, use trailing commas! This way your Git diffs only highlight the lines you actually changed.
a_list=['Item1','Item2',]big_string=('A very long sentence'' can be put on multiple lines.')
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I’ll keep that in mind if I ever write in Ruby. It keeps floating around my list of languages to try but it seems to solve mostly the same problems as Python so I haven’t found a good reason to play with it yet.
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Oh yeah, stacking is great! I added it to my companies style guide for Python :). An useful tip to point out, use trailing commas! This way your Git diffs only highlight the lines you actually changed.
Thanks, Dylan.
But be careful not to put a comma on the last line of a stack of
attr_accessormethod names. Causes major problems for the code that follows.I’ll keep that in mind if I ever write in Ruby. It keeps floating around my list of languages to try but it seems to solve mostly the same problems as Python so I haven’t found a good reason to play with it yet.