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I think you just misinterpreted the point he's making. Yes, Python has an expression form for if, but it's a separate form. You can definitely write functional
by hencq 7y ago
I think you just misinterpreted the point he's making. Yes, Python has an expression form for if, but it's a separate form. You can definitely write functional Python, but the point he makes is that Python differentiates between expressions and statements.
- crimsonalucard 7y agoNo I made no mistake. I get his point. Look at my reference. I literally posted the statement that is categorically wrong. He literally says that in python the if-conditional is a statement. This is False. I also offer some proof as to why python is a bad choice for his examples because python is actually a highly functional language. It's like trying to use haskell to prove racket is more expressive. It's a bad choice. Sometimes I don't understand people. I literally posted just factual errors, no opinions on his article and then people misinterpret everything I said as opinion and proceed to tell me I misinterpreted things, then vote me down. Seriously.