boring the reader to death (wasRe: Lambda: the Ultimate Design Flaw

[Ville Vainio]

>>>>> "Sunnan" == Sunnan  <sunnan at handgranat.org> writes:

    Sunnan> It's just that I'm having a hard time matching that quote
    Sunnan> to what I though python was about. I thought boring code
    Sunnan> was considered a virtue in python. ("Explicit is better
    Sunnan> than implicit", "sparse is better than dense".)

Boring code is code that numbs your senses with constant flow of
boilerplate crap, memory management and redundant type declarations
and general blah blah that you skip when you are trying to figure out
what a piece of code does. It's a code that you wish you could train a
monkey to write for you while you go for lunch. Think C++ or Java.

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