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> because it indicates very precisely where the end is likely to be missing Which means the `end` keyword can be elimilated all together :D
by est 4y ago
> because it indicates very precisely where the end is likely to be missing
Which means the `end` keyword can be elimilated all together :D
- Alifatisk 4y agoThat would be really interesting to see
- Asooka 4y agoAh, automatic "end" insertion, like JavaScript's automatic semicolon insertion?
- ljm 4y agothis would be close to making whitespace in Ruby significant, which would be unpleasant. Ruby already gives you plenty of options to write code without an 'end' keyword.