It has an effect, and is usually worth including anyway. I used to omit it by default; now I include it by default. Also, you say "nowadays" but it's been almost 13 years now (https://peps.python.org/pep-0420/).
> since 3.13 there is a @deprecated decorator that does what you think it does
Nice find. Probably worth mentioning it comes from the `warnings` standard library.
> the time package has functions for monotonic clocks and others not just time()
There's quite a bit in there, but I question how many people need it.
Anyway, it's always surprising to me how when other people make these lists, such a large fraction is taken up by tricks with type annotations. I was skeptical of the functionality when the `typing` standard library was introduced; I've only grown more and more wary of it, even as people continue to insist to me that it's somehow necessary.
I wouldn't really know what to count in that category. I usually think more about a) really beginner-level issues (and trying to figure out why they trip up beginners, and how best to teach them in detail) and b) making my own code more beautiful (a zen-like practice that mostly defies being reduced to a tips-and-tricks list).
It has an effect, and is usually worth including anyway. I used to omit it by default; now I include it by default. Also, you say "nowadays" but it's been almost 13 years now (https://peps.python.org/pep-0420/).
> since 3.13 there is a @deprecated decorator that does what you think it does
Nice find. Probably worth mentioning it comes from the `warnings` standard library.
> the time package has functions for monotonic clocks and others not just time()
There's quite a bit in there, but I question how many people need it.
Anyway, it's always surprising to me how when other people make these lists, such a large fraction is taken up by tricks with type annotations. I was skeptical of the functionality when the `typing` standard library was introduced; I've only grown more and more wary of it, even as people continue to insist to me that it's somehow necessary.