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Yes, that's a great example, especially with deep nesting which forced indentation makes worse. But the solution feels like working against the grain, when a la
by goldfeld 8y ago
Yes, that's a great example, especially with deep nesting which forced indentation makes worse. But the solution feels like working against the grain, when a language should be working for human readability, not for workarounds to make a scripting language featureful.
- int_19h 8y agoOne would argue that forcing long conditions to be split up, and intermediate steps named, is rather encouraging readability. ~