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> As far as more details of what I don't like about Nim, that would have been easy to ask directly; I find the syntax of: > echo("Hello world!") Would you pre
by dom96 12y ago
> As far as more details of what I don't like about Nim, that would have been easy to ask directly; I find the syntax of:
> echo("Hello world!")
Would you prefer System.out.println("Hello world!"); instead?
> I far prefer the set of cases to be indented from the case statement itself.
You can in fact do that, it is however optional.
> And the "in" on each line is redundant cruft.
Not sure what you mean here. "in" is only used in for loops.
- ebbv 12y ago> Would you prefer System.out.println("Hello world!"); instead? This is why I didn't get into details originally because I knew I would get this kind of response. You know full well that's exactly the opposite of what I mean. You're being an asshole for no reason. > Not sure what you mean here. "in" is only used in for loops. I meant the "of"s, of course.
- dom96 12y ago> You know full well that's exactly the opposite of what I mean. You're being an asshole for no reason. I apologise if I came out sounding like an asshole, but I honestly am not sure what syntax you would prefer. Any chance you could show me?
- bluecalm 12y agoIt's really not easy to guess what you meant as you can see from number of people who responded to your comment with their guesses. Maybe you don't a function call or maybe like semi-colons or you don't like double quotes for a string...
- bronson 12y agoDownvoted because you've been asked for examples 3 times now and you only rant further in response. How is anybody else supposed to know what you mean? Guess correctly? Would you rather puts instead of echo?