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You can't assume that every single person will have a good IDE. And you will be reading and maintaining code written by people who don't. In that case I prefer
by b0rsuk 8y ago
You can't assume that every single person will have a good IDE. And you will be reading and maintaining code written by people who don't. In that case I prefer to deal with a language which guarantees no trivial errors.
- skywhopper 8y agoI agree with your points about IDEs but alas no such language exists to keep you from simple errors.