Monday, 27 February 2017

coding style - Is it stylistically ok in Python to use l = list() rather than l = []?

My question is pretty short, is it bad python "style" to use l = list() rather than l = []? Or, similarly, d = dict() instead of d = {}?




Personally I find it more readable to write list(), dict(), set() etc. but I will avoid it if it is generally considered a "bad" way to write python code.

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