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Ah, that code was added to the wiki page in 2006 apparently. A modern version is basically the same anyway. I will (maybe) agree that the python is easier to u
by rak1507 4y ago
Ah, that code was added to the wiki page in 2006 apparently. A modern version is basically the same anyway.
I will (maybe) agree that the python is easier to understand without any language knowledge - but that does not mean the K is not understandable. If you know K, it is understandable, and knowing a language seems like a pretty low bar for understanding it.
- gjulianm 4y agoI mean, by the same measure, spaghetti code is not spaghetti code if it makes sense in your head. But we all understand that there are certain qualities of code that make it “spaghetti” or not independently of your understanding of it. Similarly there are features of languages (such as terseness, use of symbols, dependency on context) that makes them harder to read