Tiny/small/minimalist Python?
Frank Swarbrick
infocat at earthlink.net
Tue Jul 3 22:18:43 EDT 2007
rtk wrote:
>
> I did look briefly at Python 1.5.2, since it is simpler, but I'm
> taking the trouble I've had as an excuse to learn a new language. So
> far, I'm liking Lua, save the big pet peeve of starting indices at 1
> and not 0 as all sane people do.
Hmm, that in and of itself sounds like a good enough reason for me to
check it out! I despise zero-based subscripts. If I wanted to program
in assembler then I'd program in assembler!
:-)
Frank
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