Evan Hubinger

This is now a full-fledged feature of pattern-matching functions, including support for syntax such as `match def f(x, y=x) = (x, y)`.

Should copy what was done with `reiterable` to all other built-ins with `__copy__` methods.

I'm not currently sold on this, but I certainly see the appeal. Here are what I see as the major hurdles to something like this: 1. Many of the proposed...

Forgot this issue still existed, but Coconut has this now in the form of [`Expected`](https://coconut.readthedocs.io/en/latest/DOCS.html#expected).

Yes, this is still open. I don't have time to guide anyone through this in depth, but feel free to submit a PR if you want.

If you want this, you should just use a `numpy` array. We have multidimensional array literals, but they don't yield `numpy` arrays by default unless fed them. Perhaps a `n[1,...

The problem with `n[...]` is that it conflicts with indexing the variable `n`. If we want to do this, we need some other syntax for this. Also, if you want...

We might not actually need this, because with `coconut --site-install` you should be able to just do this with `python -m`.

@andrkois Very cool! Is the code open source somewhere?

Looks like this isn't Coconut's fault. Root cause is: https://github.com/ipython/ipykernel/issues/1149