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Proposing a struct syntax for Python (snarky.ca)
submitted 1 year ago by jnovinger to c/python
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I'm still digesting this one and haven't formed any strong opinions yet.

I've had problems in the past where this could have been useful, like ingesting millions of lat/long positions and trying to string them together in a "trail". But, I was still able to handle that fine with namedtuple without too much pain.

Thoughts?

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[–] DanCardin 2 points 1 year ago

I wouldnt hate its existence, and certainly i would always prefer anyone use this over namedtuple.

At the same time, i think i would never use it. 90% of my classes these days are dataclasses, and the set that don’t inherit from anything, and have no methods are vanishingly small

I don’t know that harkening to rust structs makes much sense in python, (…which can have methods)