merits of Lisp vs Python
Paul Rubin
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Fri Dec 15 21:40:29 EST 2006
André Thieme <address.good.until.2007.feb.05 at justmail.de> writes:
> >> How complicated ss it to say "cmp(a, b)" compared to "a cmp b"?
> > It gets worse when the expressions are nested.
>
> So instead of
> cmp(foo(a, b, c), bar(x, y, z)) you would prefer
> foo(a, b, c) cmp bar(x, y, z) ?
Don't be silly. Some operators are more natural as infix and others
as functions. It's just like in natural language. People have an
innate ability to make such distinctions and it's fine for a
programming language to use it.
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