You have a method that returns multiple values. So you have to define a class, instantiate it, set the properties to the values, and return the resulting object, right? Well, no you don't -- at least ...

A recent discussion on the python-ideas mailing list gives some insight into how to—or how not to—propose a feature to be added to the language. At first blush, adding a method to Python's immutable ...

In explaining new features in C# 7.0, Microsoft engineer Adam Tuliper found that few in the audience at a recent Visual Studio Live! conference were familiar with one of the new offerings, called ...

In my experience of healthy communities, something like log1p can be justified because you can explain the need clearly, and can explain why the "obvious" alternatives don't meet the need. For example ...