Python Anti-Patterns

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Python Anti-Patterns

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Accessing a protected member from outside the class
Assigning a lambda expression to a variable
Assigning to built-in function
Bad except clauses order
Bad first argument given to super()
else clause on loop without a break statement
__exit__ must accept 3 arguments: type, value, traceback
Explicit return in __init__
__future__ import is not the first non-docstring statement
Implementing Java-style getters and setters
Indentation contains mixed spaces and tabs
Indentation contains tabs
Method could be a function
Method has no argument
Missing argument to super()
Using a mutable default value as an argument
No exception type(s) specified
Not using defaultdict()
Not using else where appropriate in a loop
Not using explicit unpacking
Not using get() to return a default value from a dict
Not using setdefault() to initialize a dictionary

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