IMO that's one of the few good decisions Python made. You simply don't have to think about overflow, underflow, signed or unsigned.
But I'm not sure it makes sense in a language like Go where they actually care about performance.
IMO that's one of the few good decisions Python made. You simply don't have to think about overflow, underflow, signed or unsigned.
But I'm not sure it makes sense in a language like Go where they actually care about performance.