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What is your favorite programming language? (suppo.fi)
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[–] swordsmanluke@programming.dev 3 points 1 year ago

I can live with the forced indent in Python, but I really prefer Ruby's "fluent" OO style vs Python's more functional style.

e.g. I prefer seeing operations in processing order like

get_all_foos()
  .map{|foo| foo.id}
  .each {|id| report("found foo #{id}"}

vs Python's functional order

[report(f"found foo {fid}") for fid in map(lambda x: x.foo_id, get_all_foos())]

(Also, Python claiming useful variable names like type and id deeply annoys me)