Re: re: python scripting
By: Chris to Corey on Mon Mar 25 2013 22:29:53
> Since someone brought up Python, I would love to hear opinions as far as wha
> good book would be. I know I'm not helping the original poster here since I'
> in the same boat, but figured I'd chime in.
> I've looked at a few briefly and some look better than others (I have some
> experience in other languages), so I was curious what opinions people here
> might have.
Out of the languages that I know, I would say that python is about the
easiest to write 'good' code in. It seems like its syntax really assists the
programmer in sticking with all around good coding practice, IMO. I also know
multiple other programmers on the east coast and they all state that they would
rather be working in python than any other language.
-The opinions expressed are not necessarily an advocation of any of the
aforementioned ideologies, concepts, or actions. We still have the freedom of
speech, for now, and I enjoy using it in a satirical or ficticious manner to
amuse myself.-
ΓÇ£In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary
act.ΓÇ¥-- George Orwell
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