10 Python Errors Explained In 15 Minutes

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Bridges and indentations: the bane of architects...

Type hinting: I just can’t see the appeal. For my taste, they complicate readability in most cases. 🤷‍♀️

One thing to note about IndentationError, is that you can get it from mixing tabs and spaces to indent, or even using extra spaces here and there. I always recommend that people set their editor to auto-insert spaces at their desired tab width and to only ever use spaces for indentation, but that may just be me.

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Note that not having an attribute doesn’t always raise an AttributeError, since a failed lookup causes python to then check the dunder getattr method for resolution.

Which is different from dunder getattribute. Stay away from that one unless you like Recursion depth exceeded errors.

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You can actually have multiple statements in one line... with semicolons.
def foo(): bar = 0; return bar

Python is actually just a chain of infinite exceptions disguised as a programming language