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I always wondered why more languages didn't do this with the goal - ostensibly - being faster overall performance. At the same time I hate it when syntax vacil
by nkozyra 13y ago
I always wondered why more languages didn't do this with the goal - ostensibly - being faster overall performance.
At the same time I hate it when syntax vacillates wildly from application to application.
- sgt101 13y agoOk, I wanted to write "julia, julia, julia..." (check out the varargs) but I shall be sensible. Julia's syntax is what an algol culture programmer would expect in order to deal with a late 2000's concept of typing. It has the HCI virtue of being what I (you?) expect. At the same time it is 40x faster (in my applications developed in a fortune 500 company, ok the research bit - but still delivered for use if not prod) than python. Now, if only we got it running in SPARK...