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> If one likes Python, then the chance of liking Lua are low. I don't know. I quite like both as well. The design ethos feels similar although Python has certa
by radlad 5y ago
> If one likes Python, then the chance of liking Lua are low.
I don't know. I quite like both as well. The design ethos feels similar although Python has certainly added more features over the years.
- BiteCode_dev 5y ago"with" existed in python 2. In python 2.6 in fact, like comprehension lists, decorators, generators, descriptor protocol, exotic slicing assignation, advanced nested unpacking, infinite parameters... Python was always chock-full of advanced features, people just usually don't notice because they get productive in 3 days with the basic features and don't need to go further. It's has the quality of a very smooth learning curve, but a very long one if you care.
- radlad 5y ago"with" and "defer" (Go) are nice but not crucial to me.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoMy point exactly.