PEP: Defining Unicode Literal Encodings
Mirko Liss
mirko.liss at web.de
Sat Jul 14 03:54:18 EDT 2001
On 13 Jul 2001, John Machin wrote:
> Dampfschiffahrtgesellschaftsdirektorsstellvertretersgemahlin.
The german language has been improved much in recent years.
Several syntactic crufts are obsolete now and have been replaced
by a small set of simple rules.
Today, the german language is much easier to learn and understand.
This led to enhanced readability and maintainability of german
Python code comments. In fact, it enabled native speakers
to speak much faster.
Even the word you mentioned has been simplified for ease
of readability:
Dampfschifffahrtgesellschaftsdirektorsstellvertretersgemahlin
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regards,
Mirko Liss
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