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Why does Python code always look like assembly code? Is this just laziness on the coder's part or is Python inherently unreadable?
by astazangasta 11y ago
Why does Python code always look like assembly code? Is this just laziness on the coder's part or is Python inherently unreadable?
- sp332 11y agoI've always found Python to be pretty readable. Are you just talking about the matrix math, or the rest?
- astazangasta 11y agoAll of it. The 40 line methods with no self documenting variables, order or sense.
- sp332 11y agoIt's probably transliterated right out of a math textbook into Python.
- kragen 11y agoMy experience is the opposite: Python code generally looks like executable pseudocode, the opposite extreme from assembly code. If you're finding this wavelet code unreadable, like I do, most likely it's because you don't understand the math it's implementing, like I don't.