Why use Perl when we've got Python?!
John W. Stevens
jstevens at basho.fc.hp.com
Fri Aug 13 23:04:03 EDT 1999
> In comp.lang.perl.misc,
> "John W. Stevens" <jstevens at basho.fc.hp.com> writes:
> :$b[ 2 ] = $c;
> :
> :> That's just fine in Perl. It's not fine in Python, because Python
> :> won't automatically grow an array.
> :
> :'Cause it doesn't have arrays (or, at least, not built in ones).
>
> Gosh, that's a feature. NOT.
Perl doesn't have lists. Python doesn't have built-in arrays.
Python, however, has an array module as part of its standard library.
I will assume that a list module is available for Perl.
I wasn't trying to compare features, I was simply pointing out
that your comparison was Apples and Oranges, and therefore at
least somewhat invalid.
John S.
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