Recently I dived into jython, which is now scripting layer of application I' maintaining.
Coming from Java/Scala I have some notices:
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indentation matters
it actually does not matter that much, as I indent my code :>
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method's first argument is always
self
this point may have some exceptions, but for me a thumb rule is :%s/()/(self)/ in my vim :>
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there is no
null, but None
even if it's still jvm
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None starts with capital letter, just like False, True and some others...
this one really surprised me
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you do not write
new to create new object
just call constructor, but
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you have to
return explicitly
which hurts when you're used to scala's brevity
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