#matchstatement
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@nedbat @bouncing after reading PEP636 I also felt that I would use match statements first with mapping patterns. That somehow feels like a very natural use case and improves readability of the code. Thanks for the awesome example! #python
Match Statement vs Match Expression: Pattern Matching War Python 3.10 vs PHP 8 match - both new, both powerful! Which language nailed pattern matching? This will spark debate! #python #php #pythonvsphp #matchstatement #patternmatching #pyth
Match Expression vs Match Statement: Pattern Matching Magic PHP 8's match expression vs Python 3.10's match statement. Which language's pattern matching is more elegant? You won't believe this! #php #python #phpvspython #matchexpression #ma
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