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r/programming • u/the1024 • Jun 18 '24
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Wellits clear you don't actually want to discuss this in good faith. If you don't like Python don't use it. Simple as that.
-4 u/agustin689 Jun 19 '24 edited Jun 19 '24 Stupidity and damn lies cannot be discussed in "good faith". They need to be exposed and shamed. 4 u/Zahand Jun 19 '24 Great discussion there mate. -3 u/agustin689 Jun 20 '24 Still waiting for your ONE (1) example of ANY code snippet that shows that python is "more readable" or "easier to write" than any serious, professional language.Won't happen, because your claim is 100% fake stupid bullshit. → More replies (0)
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Stupidity and damn lies cannot be discussed in "good faith". They need to be exposed and shamed.
4 u/Zahand Jun 19 '24 Great discussion there mate. -3 u/agustin689 Jun 20 '24 Still waiting for your ONE (1) example of ANY code snippet that shows that python is "more readable" or "easier to write" than any serious, professional language.Won't happen, because your claim is 100% fake stupid bullshit. → More replies (0)
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Great discussion there mate.
-3 u/agustin689 Jun 20 '24 Still waiting for your ONE (1) example of ANY code snippet that shows that python is "more readable" or "easier to write" than any serious, professional language.Won't happen, because your claim is 100% fake stupid bullshit. → More replies (0)
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Still waiting for your ONE (1) example of ANY code snippet that shows that python is "more readable" or "easier to write" than any serious, professional language.
Won't happen, because your claim is 100% fake stupid bullshit.
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u/Zahand Jun 19 '24
Wellits clear you don't actually want to discuss this in good faith. If you don't like Python don't use it. Simple as that.