Oct. 1, 2015
6:15 p.m.
On 01.10.2015 04:53, Bruce Leban wrote:
If you want to avoid using None (or null) in your code, that's fine but the reality is that None is used extensively *and* there are *many* cases where we do exactly what these operators simplify.
Nothing what you said is wrong. However, it lacks the deeper understanding of the None issue. Just because everybody tells you the world is flat doesn't make it flat. Tell others it's round instead. Best, Sven