On 18 mars 13:46, Maarten ter Huurne wrote: > > I'm not a Python guru, but those seem more idiomatic > > to me. Still, I agree that asserting a tautology seems somehow 'worse' > > than asserting a contradiction, since the latter actually has some > > effect. > > Unlike the "assert (a, b)" case, it's very unlikely that "assert False" is > written accidentally when the programmer meant something else. So warning > about it is unlikely to make anyone happy, while it would make me unhappy.
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