Re: Moving away from BGT and learning python
Yeah, I was mainly talking about the conditional stuff like switch case statements and the ternary operator. Python's constant if/elif/else blocks feel repetative to type. In C/C++ (Which admittedly is beginning to put this language back in my good graces over Java) is the preprocessor which allows for macros and that sort of thing. Plus, more as a personal preference, I prefer the braces to the forced tabbing system. In C/C++/Java, if I forget a tab somewhere, the compiler and or program is not going to yell at me about it. Not to say anyone that I might be working with on a project won't mind you, but I'd rather have them angry at me when it would be a simple correction requiring little trouble of retesting stuff. I can write the program as I wish and if it works, I know it isn't a blocking issue because I forgot a tab somewhere. If it's a nice enough IDE, a lot of the brace stuff is handled for me as well. Celebrating your existence, Eclipse.
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