Approximate Anatidae alignment

Aug 01, 2014 09:58


It occurred to me last week to wonder: in organisations that predominantly do development in Python, do the managers talk endlessly about having to get all their vaguely duck-shaped objects in a row?

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cartesiandaemon August 1 2014, 10:02:25 UTC
Come to think of it, metaphors maybe come duck-typed by default. Say "Have we got all our ducks in a row?", and then (hopefully) whatever someone substitutes in for "ducks" makes sense and is useful but (occasionally) they throw a "Bwaa?" exception :)

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gerald_duck August 1 2014, 10:19:08 UTC
Presumably it suffices that they have an iterator which returns nothing but vaguely duck-shaped things and a colinearlity test which returns true for any three objects returned by that iterator?

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