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"Learn" is meaningless with cheatsheets like this. There's much more to a language than its syntax, and I'm afraid that's the part one can't have a cheatsheet f
by behnamoh 3y ago
"Learn" is meaningless with cheatsheets like this. There's much more to a language than its syntax, and I'm afraid that's the part one can't have a cheatsheet for.
For this reason, I never tried LXiYM for Common Lisp/Racket/Clojure because actually lisping in those languages involves a new way of thinking, not knowing a new notation.
- distortionfield 3y agoI agree that “learn” is not the right word, but I use this site all the time for reference when working in less familiar languages
- nocman 3y agoI would not say it is meaningless. I have found this site helpful in the past, but I have decades of experience with multiple programming languages. The site is useful for reminding you of some basic differences, and I think that's pretty much the purpose of the site. No one should think "a whirlwind tour" is for deep learning.