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I am admittedly late to the party. I went to a university where they taught Java (and unfortunately not Python). For the last 10 years, Java has paid the bills
by jbail 16y ago
I am admittedly late to the party. I went to a university where they taught Java (and unfortunately not Python). For the last 10 years, Java has paid the bills, and it still does, so I'm not knocking Java. I stuck with it for so long because I felt that it took that much real world usage to get a good grip on the language.
But you are right --- I'm definitely not the first developer to have had that "moment of zen" when opening files in Python, but hopefully I'm also not the last.
- d0m 16y agoSo welcome :) In a couple of months, if you really want to have that "moment of zen" again, give a chance to SICP (it's a wonderful book) which will teach you functional programming and Scheme in the same time.