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Your example is understandable, but not the norm. Most ruby in the wild is much more esoteric (and that's what you get when googling). >Because that's not the
by Sir_Cmpwn 11y ago
Your example is understandable, but not the norm. Most ruby in the wild is much more esoteric (and that's what you get when googling).
>Because that's not the case for Python or PHP on linux too? I bet it is,and it has nothing to do with the language itself.
I don't know about PHP, but the Python situation is very workable. It's basically just 2 or 3, and you can write code that is portable between them, or better yet - it's not difficult to only use python 3.
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