Like for example exceeding memory or garbage collection... who thinks of that in Python?
Only if your program is not performance critical. Having a GC means that you will pay the price for it. Careless allocation will put pressures on the GC which will come back and hit you sooner or later.
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Only if your program is not performance critical. Having a GC means that you will pay the price for it. Careless allocation will put pressures on the GC which will come back and hit you sooner or later.