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Simple syntax, like how '=>' is a two-character ASCII art 'fat arrow', and not anything to do with logical equivalence. That's how you syntax for beginners!
by lil_dispaches 5y ago
Simple syntax, like how '=>' is a two-character ASCII art 'fat arrow', and not anything to do with logical equivalence. That's how you syntax for beginners!
- pests 5y agoEh, programming re-uses tons of punctuation a beginner needs to learn anyways. Semicolons don't split sentences, parathesis change depending on where it's used, commas seem random. This concept even gets generalized itself with the concept of operator overloading in some languages, etc.