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But yes. The devops movement is actually here to bring the 90s back when we didnt specialize to an extent where silos are created and the gaps between teams get in the way

Dont read diagonally please. I never said i dont end up doing sysadmin/ops work

Have you ever read PEP-20 aka The Zen of Python?

I'll quote part of it, regarding your "so it's easy to guess"

"In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess."

Source: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/

Hello, I've had Data Structures, while on BSc and implemented by hand hashmaps.. If you read the post you would understand the doubt.

Try the following:

a = [i for in range(10000)] if 9999 in a: print('yay I just looped over an entire array')

however:

a = {i:i for in range(10000)} if 9999 in a: print('yay I found a key in linear time')

Now, You might be an expert in Data Structures, but what makes you implicitly know how the 'IN' behaves in python, and that it won't convert to the keys() method of the dict to get a list with the same behaviour as in a list?

Thanks for the input, yes I've since read that the problem lies on the exception catch, and definitely the time toll is in it.

I believe the best methods to remain the same that it has always been, create quality content by delivering value to your visitors and keep your webapp running without maing your page hang on clients as well as presenting a clean interface, that should be cross device.

Thank you @aleks_me2, will do a check on 1.8 version, thanks for pointing that out.