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That feels a little surprising to me. Last time I looked at D it was nowhere close to CL or Haskell in expressiveness? (It was certainly better than C and less
by shadowfox 14y ago
That feels a little surprising to me. Last time I looked at D it was nowhere close to CL or Haskell in expressiveness? (It was certainly better than C and less complicated than C++).
Has there been significant improvements in the past couple of years?
- CountHackulus 14y agoThere really has. D 1.0 has 20 days of life left, and D 2.0 is really amazing. It has the C++ idea of "it's only there if you want it" but taken to an amazing degree. Yes, it's a little more verbose than most FP languages, but honestly, if you're interested in verbosity, go use J or Coke. The thing I like about D is that there's no surprises, everything works the way you'd expect it to. You can guess at what code should look like, and chances are it'll work.