Does Python 'enable' poke and hope programming?
Vito De Tullio
vito.detullio at gmail.com
Thu Aug 1 23:34:21 EDT 2013
CM wrote:
> Basically this amounts to: with an interpreted language (so of course
> this is not really just about Python--I just think in terms of Python),
> it's easier to be mentally lazy. But, ironically, being lazy winds up
> creating *way* more work ultimately, since one winds up programming in
> this terribly inefficient way, and progress proceeds at an, at times,
> evolutionary (slow!) pace.
you have found repl are cool :D
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