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Thanks for responding. In syntax, the two languages are quite unalike, so I think the relative "easiness" will come down to whether or not the learner was alre

Thanks for responding. In syntax, the two languages are quite unalike, so I think the relative "easiness" will come down to whether or not the learner was already a programmer. As for "better:" better at what? better for whom? and why?

anthk 6y ago
better _than_ if7. By design. If7 may be better for the non-programmer, but the syntax can be hideous. If6 allows you to be pretty modular writting very few of logic code.
- 082349872349872 6y ago
  Think of if7 as low-hanging fruit: if people who enjoy text adventures can't be bothered to play guess-the-verb, who can?