Syntactic sugar to encourage use of named arguments - Ideas - Discussions on Python.org
Issue Named arguments confer many benefits by promoting explicit is better than implicit, thus increasing readability and minimising the risk of inadvertent transposition. However, the syntax can become needlessly repetitive and verbose. Consider the following call: my_function( my_first_variable=my_first_variable, my_second_variable=my_second_variable, my_third_variable=my_third_variable, ) The verbosity and redundancy discourages use of named arguments (and therefore, their benefits)...| Discussions on Python.org
