alt Hacker NewsThis is easily proven incorrect unless you assume overly draconian definitions of "perfect".
```python
print("hello world!")
```
runs exceptionally well. Bullet-proof in all use cases I've needed it.
This is easily proven incorrect unless you assume overly draconian definitions of "perfect".
```python
print("hello world!")
```
runs exceptionally well. Bullet-proof in all use cases I've needed it.
This is also easily proven incorrect when you start to analyse how “print” works and wether it stands to be improved in any way.
No. No code is “perfect”.