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Actually no. Take lisp for example. It's syntax can be described in a few lines. The functions also are usually quite straight forward and its pretty easy to go
by newt0311 18y ago
Actually no. Take lisp for example. It's syntax can be described in a few lines. The functions also are usually quite straight forward and its pretty easy to go back to previous code. Or try python. This language is also pretty easy to work with. The syntax is consistent and the one right way to do thinks philosophy means that reading even other people's code is not a big problem. Contrast this with perl...
- kingkongrevenge 18y agoThose languages are simple if you use the same basic constructs available in every procedural language. You can write BASIC in any language, including Perl. Otherwise, you have to learn complexity. Yes, I'm sure description of lisp's loop function would fit in your few lines...