Julien Danjou • 9/15/2014

Python bad practice, a concrete case

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This technical article critiques the Python code of the Whisper library, highlighting specific bad practices. The author points out a lack of comprehensive tests, numerous PEP 8 violations, no Python 3 compatibility, and code that fails to use idiomatic Python constructs, using concrete examples from the codebase.

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