Ruby does that (well you use the keyword “end” instead of a bracket) but it fell out of favor before it got as big as python, to my knowledge, because of worse multithreaded performance in comparison (which I think has been fixed) and a bias towards unix systems over windows
Personally staying away from Windows is a huge plus for me. I don’t want to read every caveat about how “this part sucks because Windows is trash” everywhere in the documentation. I do my best stay away from that mess.
How exactly are rescue, inlined conditionals and optionals used for creating loops? Also Ruby’s for and while do different things, unlike for and while in C.
Ruby does that (well you use the keyword “end” instead of a bracket) but it fell out of favor before it got as big as python, to my knowledge, because of worse multithreaded performance in comparison (which I think has been fixed) and a bias towards unix systems over windows
Personally staying away from Windows is a huge plus for me. I don’t want to read every caveat about how “this part sucks because Windows is trash” everywhere in the documentation. I do my best stay away from that mess.
Seems like it got… Railroaded.
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So it is a real perl replacement.
This also applies to C.
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C has for, while, do-while, goto and recursion.
How exactly are rescue, inlined conditionals and optionals used for creating loops? Also Ruby’s for and while do different things, unlike for and while in C.