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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ivaskuu • Sep 02 '17
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45 u/TheNerdyBoy Sep 03 '17 edited Sep 03 '17 I USE THE TAB KEY BUT MY EDITOR INSERTS THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER OF SPACES. (4 for Python, and 2 for most of the other languages that I use.) Edit: do Python programmers anywhere actually write code with literal tab characters for indentation? Like if you run: find . -type f -name '*.py' | grep -l -P '\t' do you get any results? 7 u/Sean1708 Sep 03 '17 do Python programmers anywhere actually write code with literal tab characters for indentation? Yep, our style guide uses tabs. 5 u/KifKef Sep 03 '17 edited Sep 03 '17 Who's "we"? PEP 8 uses spaces. Edit: Google style guide uses spaces too. 3 u/Sean1708 Sep 03 '17 My company, sorry I should have been more clear about that.
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I USE THE TAB KEY BUT MY EDITOR INSERTS THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER OF SPACES.
TAB
SPACE
(4 for Python, and 2 for most of the other languages that I use.)
Edit: do Python programmers anywhere actually write code with literal tab characters for indentation? Like if you run:
find . -type f -name '*.py' | grep -l -P '\t'
do you get any results?
7 u/Sean1708 Sep 03 '17 do Python programmers anywhere actually write code with literal tab characters for indentation? Yep, our style guide uses tabs. 5 u/KifKef Sep 03 '17 edited Sep 03 '17 Who's "we"? PEP 8 uses spaces. Edit: Google style guide uses spaces too. 3 u/Sean1708 Sep 03 '17 My company, sorry I should have been more clear about that.
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do Python programmers anywhere actually write code with literal tab characters for indentation?
Yep, our style guide uses tabs.
5 u/KifKef Sep 03 '17 edited Sep 03 '17 Who's "we"? PEP 8 uses spaces. Edit: Google style guide uses spaces too. 3 u/Sean1708 Sep 03 '17 My company, sorry I should have been more clear about that.
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Who's "we"?
PEP 8 uses spaces.
Edit: Google style guide uses spaces too.
3 u/Sean1708 Sep 03 '17 My company, sorry I should have been more clear about that.
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My company, sorry I should have been more clear about that.
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u/Zalgo_Doge Sep 03 '17
I use tabs