subsetting and .NET (was Re: Python and Ruby: a comparison)
Skip Montanaro
skip at pobox.com
Thu Jan 3 11:02:03 EST 2002
Alex> E.g., consider:
Alex> A) "I don't ever write 'x+=23' -- I grew up with 'x = x + 23' and that's
Alex> good enough for me"
Alex> B) "I don't ever write 'd.setdefault(key, def)' -- I grew up with
Alex> 'if not d.has_key(key): d[key] = def' and that's good enough for me"
Alex> C) "I don't ever write '[x for x in l if isok(x)]' -- I grew up with
Alex> 'filter(isok, l)' and that's good enough for me"
Alex> (and so on, and so forth).
You forgot:
D) "I don't ever write 'print >> sys.stderr, "divide by zero!"' -- I
grew up with 'sys.stderr.write("divide by zero!\n")' and that's good
enough for me".
;-)
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