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Obviously you should never use any of these in a production code base. Perl lets you write very bad, anti-team unreadable code in countless ways. You have to ac
by stevebmark 11y ago
Obviously you should never use any of these in a production code base. Perl lets you write very bad, anti-team unreadable code in countless ways. You have to actively avoid these traps designed as neat toys.
- collyw 11y agoThe second worst code I have had to fix was in Python (sadly the worst was in Perl). Both bioinformaticians.