> Both Julia and Python has a concept of public and private code, neither have a pub keyword.
No. Python certainly does not have a concept of private code[0]. The Python community has a suggestion of things being implementation details.
Surely you can see that absolutely would not be good enough for a language which strives for static correctness? And even more so as the soundness of `unsafe` blocks often relies on the invariants of the type it's used in?
[0] well that's not entirely true, I guess there's native code.
No. Python certainly does not have a concept of private code[0]. The Python community has a suggestion of things being implementation details.
Surely you can see that absolutely would not be good enough for a language which strives for static correctness? And even more so as the soundness of `unsafe` blocks often relies on the invariants of the type it's used in?
[0] well that's not entirely true, I guess there's native code.