Does Python 3 implement short-circuiting in built-in functions whenever possible, just like it does for boolean statements? A specific example, take the below c
Creating a jest test like: test("btoa", () => { expect(btoa("aaa")).toStrictEqual("YWFh"); }); fails with ReferenceError: btoa is not defined however, no
Seeing Alexandre C's reply in the other topic, I'm curious to know that if there is any performance difference with the built-in types: char vs short vs int vs