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I'm inclined to agree that python isn't the "clearest and friendliest". I've been using it a while, and I still find myself looking up how to do X, when it sho
by acomjean 10y ago
I'm inclined to agree that python isn't the "clearest and friendliest". I've been using it a while, and I still find myself looking up how to do X, when it should be obvious. I like python, but I'm amazed at how people love it.
I have to maintain a codebase of php/perl/java/python. "Pythonistic" programming seems to encourage finding the shortest/fastest way to code things at the expense of clarity.
Plus dependencies can get headachy. This might just be the code I have to work with, but while better than perl, in my case its harder to maintain than java or php, (the global scope thing in python seems to get me).