>Yes, by one letter. Out of 6. "using" is 16% shorter than "import". And it uses better keyboard alternation (the first 4 letters of `import` are on the right s

>Yes, by one letter. Out of 6. "using" is 16% shorter than "import". And it uses better keyboard alternation (the first 4 letters of `import` are on the right side of a qwerty keyboard, the last 2 on the other, for using the only "i" and "n" are consecutive letters on the same half of the keyboard). Counterpoint: I am going to attempt an autocomplete after two characters by pressing tab. Typing 'us' leaves my left hand, the tab hand, as the last used hand before the tab. This prevents me from buffering the tab by moving my hand into position while typing the first two characters. 'im' is typed very easily with my right hand and while I'm typing that, my left hand is free to move into position over the tab key.