\> > Try writing smallest code snippet for any given program output... you > will realise it is not easy to write a *small* program that meets and > does what it is expected to do... It is assumed here that only those > programs which catch and handle exceptions properly will be > compared... so this is like "best among equals" kind of strategy... > Though i am going OT here but your assumption is fundamentally flawed. A simple example is recursive code. Recursion will result in less lines of code but can also lead to serious problems. Python is an example of the same. Problems arising due to python main loop resulted in development of stackless python.
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