Graduate thesis on Python-related subject

[Phlip]

Sam Schulenburg wrote:

> I found that the amount of lines of code removed due to refractoring the
> application is never recognized by management in defining the efficiency
> of a program. Also scripting languages tend to provide better wrappers,
> that hide the complexity of an application.

Maybe the OP should compare C++ written via BigDesignUpFront and 
BigBangTesting with Python written via CodeUnitTestFirst and 
RefactorMercilessly.

But maybe this swings too far in Python's favor. But the most interesting 
metric revealed would be how easy Python is to refactor compared to a 
statically typed language.

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