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Isn't there an advantage to just being able to intuitively read it, even if there is no advantage when writing?
by netcan 14y ago
Isn't there an advantage to just being able to intuitively read it, even if there is no advantage when writing?
- aneth4 14y agoYou can't intuitively know what it does without understanding the logical flow of the "program" and what the commands do. I had no idea what this program did until I saw the output. If someone learns the logical meaning of these words, they are better off learning a proper programming syntax.
- ThomPete 14y agoBut you can test it in a very forgiving environment and thus learn about variables, input and output.