[Tardy as well as drifting off-topic:]
Terry Reedy wrote:
> Richard Hanson wrote:
>
> > Jerry Pournelle commends Python and Guido in "The Annual Orchid
> > and Onions Parade" portion of his Chaos Manor Reviews column:
> >
> > ><http://www.
serves a large Orchid.
It's useful, well structured, easy to learn, and powerful. I use
it to write quick filter functions among other things. I'm
pleased to hand Guido a big Orchid. [...]
'''
I add: Great job, Guido and all!
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x27;ve been exploring with them and
am slowly coming to some understanding.
-- Richard Hanson
"To many native-English-speaking developers well versed in other
programming environments, Python is *already* a foreign language --
judging by the posts here in c.l.p
allows for a few specific "non-ASCII" glyphs as the start of a
name. I have solved my problem with my Python "appliance computer"
project by having up to three representations for my names: Python 2.x
acceptable names as the actual Python identifier, a Unicode text
display exposed to the end user, and also if needed, a bitmap display
exposed to the end user. So -- IAGNI. :-)
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