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That's clearly not what he said. He just wants actual, technical arguments against a given language, rather than baseless claims that make no sense. I think it
by PommeDeTerre 14y ago
That's clearly not what he said. He just wants actual, technical arguments against a given language, rather than baseless claims that make no sense.
I think it's quite reasonable to be suspicious of a interviewee who is against Python solely because it enforces sensible code indentation.
- alberich 14y ago>> I think it's quite reasonable to be suspicious of a interviewee who is against Python solely because it enforces sensible code indentation. Though saying "I don't like python's code indentation" is not the same as "I'm against python". Well, at least I see no relation between the two.