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To have it short: With the syntax of C/Java and scripting features, what does this language differentiate from JavaScript? There are some nice features added,
by PythonicAlpha 11y ago
To have it short: With the syntax of C/Java and scripting features, what does this language differentiate from JavaScript?
There are some nice features added, but I think that some of them are also covered by newer JS versions. I really don't want to argue to much about JS, but other persons will ask the same question, I guess.
The line "optional 16bits characters strings" also makes me worry a little, since I know how much trouble an alternate approach (8bit strings vs. Unicode) there is in Python (which led to major changes in Python 3). It just makes to much headaches.
If the author is reading here, you might also consider linking to a page of your personal website, that is accessible (I get directory listing denied).
- subb 11y agoThe advantage is that it's usable in a soft-real time scenario because it manage memory is a deterministic manner with ref counts instead of a GC.
- ptx 11y ago> The line "optional 16bits characters strings" also makes me worry a little Especially since the other option isn't 32 bits, like it was in Python versions before 3.3 (which implemented PEP 393: "Flexible String Representation"). So you can only choose between broken Unicode (no characters outside the basic multilingual plane) or no Unicode at all.