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Python has plenty of complexity. It tends to stick it in places where new programmers don't run into it. Python is one of the few languages I know that lets you
by Doxin 4y ago
Python has plenty of complexity. It tends to stick it in places where new programmers don't run into it. Python is one of the few languages I know that lets you just... poke at the internal machinery like this.
- kmacdough 4y agoHave you ever messed around w/ Julia? It doesn't really have much "internal machinery" since it relies on a data-oriented/functional language structure. I find myself reading the Julia source code on a regular basis since it's very readable and succinct. I often find it more useful than the documentation itself. It can take a bit to fully understand/appreciate Julia's multiple dispatch, but once you do you pretty much understand the entirety of the machinery.