Python so far

[Ken Seehof]

LOC (lines of code) is also a measure of programmer output.  The idea is
that you evaluate your programmers by the sheer quantity of code they
crank out.  The one who cranks out the most lines of code per week is
clearly the best programmer (yeah right!).  Anyway, it is sometimes used
as a rough extimate of productivity.

Peter Immarco wrote:

> Courageous,
>
> Tried Lisp for over 8 months, never did learn to like it.  I recognize
> it's strong points but its just "not for me".  What's the LOC acronym
> stand for?
>
> Peter.
>
> Courageous wrote:
>
> > Re: python vs c++
> >
> > > However my C++ friends are badgering the crap out of me...
> >
> > Most of your C++ friends would be picking their tongues
> > up off the floor if they saw the LOC of python programs
> > in comparison to their C++ counterparts.
> >
> > Python may be too slow for some tasks, but in the area
> > of programmer productivity, very little beats it, and
> > arguably the environments that do (e.g., lisp) have too
> > many other negatives associated with them.
> >
> > C/

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