Python and SML
Daniel P Mevorach
Daniel.P.Mevorach at williams.edu
Mon Jun 11 12:01:33 EDT 2001
I am new to Python and was struck by the similarity to
a language I learned in a programming languages course,
SML/NJ. It, like Python, is an interpreted language and
uses similar syntax for built in tuples, and lists
(no dictionaries. The major difference is that SML
is a functional language and therefore has some interesting
quirks. I was wondering whether SML had any influence
on the development of Python?
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