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Perl is good for a competent coder who doesn't work as a developer, occasionally has a one-off coding task, and wants to incorporate a code excerpt from the web
by rurcliped 7y ago
Perl is good for a competent coder who doesn't work as a developer,
occasionally has a one-off coding task, and wants to incorporate a
code excerpt from the web and immediately execute it (and then throw
the code away). Languages with whitespace as syntax often fail the
"immediately execute" requirement.
- TylerE 7y agoThat seems like a stronger argument for Excel than for Perl.