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That's what got me off Perl. I loved it and was skeptical about Python, but one time after trying it for a week or so, I wondered what it would look like to pas
by kstrauser 1y ago
That's what got me off Perl. I loved it and was skeptical about Python, but one time after trying it for a week or so, I wondered what it would look like to pass a dict of lists of dicts into a function, then reference items inside it. My first try worked: I made a dict, with a list inside it, and a dict inside that list, and passed it as an argument without any sigils or reference decorators or anything.
That was about the time I stopped using Perl for any new projects. I never wanted to go back.
- dapperdrake 1y agoThat is a surprisingly succinct take. That may actually have affected the demise of perl, apart from perl's breaking changes. Powershell is also horribly offended by trying to nest arrays. As is bash.