Python was always strongly typed. For years there has been optional static typing and - you know - unit tests.
If you’re having significant issues due to not knowing what types you’re using, the type system may not be your greatest problem…
Python was always strongly typed. For years there has been optional static typing and - you know - unit tests.
If you’re having significant issues due to not knowing what types you’re using, the type system may not be your greatest problem…
CLion & PyCharm.
Platform independent, and “just work”. Not missing any functionality I ever wanted and with a new machine even CLion’s almost legendary slowness is under control.
It’s pushed by Jetbrains as a C++ IDE for Unreal developers. https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/rider-unreal/
What are the benefits of Rider over CLion?
I’d pass so hard. Thank goodness the only “interviews” I’ve ever needed in 30 years have been the polar opposite of this kind of cringe.
Windows 95 was dreadful.
Yes I am old and my knees do hurt, thank you.
And people who iterate over 3D space using firstDimensionIndex, secondDimensionIndex, and thirdDimensionIndex instead of x, y, z have no sense 😜
It still works since multiple identical keys are still valid json. Although that in itself isn’t fantastic imo.