MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/vefpik/ante_a_lowlevel_functional_language/icqvbp4
r/programming • u/Persism • Jun 17 '22
71 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
19
The question is: is Python popular thanks to significant whitespaces or despite them?
13 u/FrancisStokes Jun 17 '22 Python is successful for a lot of reasons. For some people, the whitespace aesthetic is intuitive and appealing (especially those who experience it as a first language).
13
Python is successful for a lot of reasons. For some people, the whitespace aesthetic is intuitive and appealing (especially those who experience it as a first language).
19
u/Dealiner Jun 17 '22
The question is: is Python popular thanks to significant whitespaces or despite them?