Although we mostly use the field names as dict keys, which can take on any value, it may be useful in the future to be able to use fields as identifiers. For example, if we are using kwargs, it makes sense to be able to pass in a field name as f(field1=[...]), which is not possible if field1 is an invalid identifier like field foo (note the space).
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Although we mostly use the field names as dict keys, which can take on any value, it may be useful in the future to be able to use fields as identifiers. For example, if we are using kwargs, it makes sense to be able to pass in a field name as
f(field1=[...])
, which is not possible iffield1
is an invalid identifier likefield foo
(note the space).TODO
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