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by int_19h
3558 days ago
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Python was built to be simple, yes. But it was built by people who understood that simplicity means things like "explicit is better than implicit" and "there should be one - and preferably only one - obvious way to do it". So it's a language that takes an inexperienced coder, and makes things easy for them, while also gently guiding them towards the safer (if possibly longer) path. This is in stark opposition to "just let me quickly do stuff, and I don't care if the resulting code is buggy and unreadable" - the VB6/PHP school of language and framework design. Which, unfortunately, seems to be a rather popular approach in the JS ecosystem, as well. |
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