Is it safe to use the python word "type" in my code?
python, python-2.7, reserved-words
Solution
Using `type` as a keyword argument to a function will mask the built-in function "type" within the scope of the function. So while doing so does not raise a `SyntaxError`, it is not considered good practice, and I would avoid doing so.
Problem
Can I use the word `type` in my own code or is it reserved? My function header: ``` def get( self, region='Delhi', city='Delhi', category='Apartments', type='For sale', limit=60, PAGESIZE=5, year=2012, month=1, day=1, next_page=None, threetapspage=0, ): ```