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I agree. I kind of hate to say this, but Perl (5) got this right by having an explicit concatentation operator for strings (given how common they are in many pr
by zbentley 7y ago
I agree. I kind of hate to say this, but Perl (5) got this right by having an explicit concatentation operator for strings (given how common they are in many programming tasks), and then a separate addition operator.
- claudiawerner 7y agoCorrect me if I'm wrong, but PHP also has the same with the . notation, though perhaps because it was inspired by Perl.
- knubie 7y agoThis seems to be the case for Z, too, doesn't it?