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But there are always those who don't bother learning the language. Like one of my predecessors who more or less wrote C# like C++ (pre-C++98). My apprentice the
by ygra 13y ago
But there are always those who don't bother learning the language. Like one of my predecessors who more or less wrote C# like C++ (pre-C++98). My apprentice then tried learning the language from existing code and in turn took a bit of mentoring to write idiomatic code. I do agree that the language is nice and well-designed, but people can write crap in any language and googling around doesn't necessarily lead you to the authoritative or most current documentation but oftentimes to crappy tutorials, beginner forum posts and the like. It's not that hard to pick up bad patterns, sadly.
- loup-vaillant 13y ago> But there are always those who don't bother learning the language. Those people are not polyglots.
- ygra 13y agoThey do leave behind a body of code that's unsuitable to learn a language from, even for polyglots.