oneliners are generally nicer for fast data exploration than one-off scripts. With a oneliner I can get started instantly, and build incrementally. With a one-o

oneliners are generally nicer for fast data exploration than one-off scripts. With a oneliner I can get started instantly, and build incrementally. With a one-off script my first step is boilerplate input handling. Maybe a nice middle ground would be for more language runtimes to have an equivalent to perl's `-p` flag. https://perldoc.perl.org/perlrun#-p https://perldoc.perl.org/perlrun#-p This flag is so convenient that I mostly use `perl -pe` instead of `sed` for regex search-and-replace.