A number is only "magic" if it has a meaning beyond its value, e.g. measurements, limitations, positions, etc.
I agree in your particular example, but take, for example indexing a Python list from the beginning - You see, and what is readable is to use integer 0. Want all odd members, use [1: - 1: 2]; all but the last, [:-2]. Some of these constants with meaning are baked into the Luton documentation.
These 'suggestions' should be known, but one needs to read a lot of Python to see when they are and are not applied to good effect. Definitely not backed into a linter for example, or taught as hard and fast rules.
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I agree in your particular example, but take, for example indexing a Python list from the beginning - You see, and what is readable is to use integer 0. Want all odd members, use [1: - 1: 2]; all but the last, [:-2]. Some of these constants with meaning are baked into the Luton documentation.
These 'suggestions' should be known, but one needs to read a lot of Python to see when they are and are not applied to good effect. Definitely not backed into a linter for example, or taught as hard and fast rules.