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I don't like the reduction of brackets, one thing I like in php is the readability of the symbols: if(){ }else{ } I know when things start and stop, with the co
by LarryMade 15y ago
I don't like the reduction of brackets, one thing I like in php is the readability of the symbols:
if(){
}else{
}
I know when things start and stop, with the conditionals presented there are no indication of start/stop except possibly indentation... lack of closure symbols is one of the reasons I am not comfortable with python as much, I gain comfort in being able to visibly close my sections, and I think for learning a language it makes it way more readable/understandable too.
- LarryMade 15y agoMy second thought is it needs a seamless transition path where you can run both old and new PHP without error, there is a lot of code out there and I don't think everything would be rewritten in one fail swoop in many applications.