Greetings! My biggest complaint about Perl is the non-intuitive data structures. The train schedule program I've been using this list as a resource for features a Schedule class that has a collection of ScheduleDay objects, each of which has a collection of Train objects, each of which has a couple of attributes and an array of crew members. In C++ and Visual Basic, both of which I am employed to write programs in, this is very easy to write, and perhaps more important, it is very easy for somebody else to come along and read and understand what I did. I have managed to build these structures in Perl, but it's hard for anybody else to understand because the code is so aggressively un-self-documenting. Does PHP have data structures that are defined in a manner similar to C++ or VB? If so, it would probably be worth my while to learn it.
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