@BugsBuggy That would be a 1km ugly and verbose line.

@IntrusionCM That's my point. I don't hate OOP. I hate peope who overuse OOP in things like Python, just because they learned to do it that way in Java and is like a religiuos dogmatic thing. And now that they are moving into Python, they are like an extremist group repeating the same exact methodology in every project.

They make a class for everything (yes even where there a 2 functions, the actual method and a __init__ constructor) and repeat the same DAO, DTO, Service, WhatEverTheFuckSakeShitILearnedInSchoolShit over and over and over again wether is a flask API, a simple AWS lambda or a script for web scrapping you have to jump trough 3-5 files to know what table the fucking LoginPasswordDaoImpl.validateLogin() method (YES IN CAMEL FUCKING CASE) wich lies in a ConstantProvider class, and is called by the UserServiceImpl Class which uses a ConnectionFactoryImpl class to create the sqlalchemy engine and wich is finally, called at the top from the lambda_function.

@Demolishun Generators are a sick and powerful feature of Python. A very underrated one IMO.

@oh-4-fucks-sake I love programming in C# and LINQ. So I love Kotlin, because it feels very similar. Form me it is Java done right.

@yellow-dog Ha nice try :). They're not empty. They are some really clever functional one liner solutions that Java can't even dream about.

@yehaaw I know pal. I know OOP is important. I did a lot of C# and Java code in the past where OOP is almost 100% times the way to go. But using OOP everywhere in programming languages like Python is just insane. I believe the key is knowing, like you said, that it depends. It depends on the project the tools you'll need to use.

No it isn't. It is beautiful simple and concise code.

Not a parade of useless boilerplate made by GoF fetishists.

Must be Java. That variable name inside the IF is long as hell.

@frogstair HAHAHAHA