[IMP] zen: Add new verse about ambiguity #100
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The verse about readability was in the wrong place according to the original document at [PEP 20]. Now on, new entries should follow the same order as in the original document. [PEP 20]: https://peps.python.org/pep-0020/
Writing clean code is good, but there should also be some advice for people who want to read and reuse the code. Ambiguity is a common factor of confusion, and has the effect of causing disparity beween the intended use of code and its actual usage. A small verse about ambiguity should help as a warning.
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Writing clean code is good, but there should also be some advice for people who want to read and reuse the code.
Ambiguity is a common factor of confusion, and has the effect of causing disparity beween the intended use of code and its actual usage.
A small verse about ambiguity should help as a warning.