Hum... No it won't.
It's something you only really learn from C or Rust, but your operations will set both to the same list. If you go and change the list, you will change both, but if you set one to a different list, you won't change the other list.
In other words, if you do list1.push(4), you will change list2. But list1 = [3, 2, 1] won't.
Mind sending him here for the burning?
Yes, because I also have a Windows installation and use it at work. So yeah, I do think it's unreliable.
He didn't even tell the exact coordinates and depth...
Oh, it can happen when you do calculations with compile-time constants...
But the GP's claim that it's a "frequent" thing is suspect.
(Crashing is also useful when you are writing and-user applications, but you'll probably want .expect like in the meme.)
Vibe-coding is absolutely protecting real programmers from the constant bombardment of wannabe entrepreneurs that just need a tech person to write their idea.
Somehow, 10% of the acronyms reduce to "TLA". Including the very nice self-explanatory "three letter acronym".
Yeah, just to say it more clearly: that kind of thing is why lots of people out there insist that operator overloading is a bad idea.
And yeah, it's a C++ thing that mostly doesn't happen in other languages.
Reminds me of the recent reaction to the director of the Supermen movie, and the people calling the xenophobia "barbaric".
I mean, it's nice when it falls back at the same meaning, but it reaching its antonym is just great.
And so much of that money isn’t real money.
Guess what, a large part is government debit.
And also, WTF, nobody said anything about splatting the money. What are you talking abut?
You really need to get your fact together again.
Globally:
Focused on the US:
https://www.snopes.com/news/2023/04/13/728-billionaires-hold-more-wealth/
Every variable in Python is actually a reference (maybe optimized out, but still logically a reference). There's no difference.
Numbers, booleans, and None won't give you that kind of problem only because you can't change them.