Sure, couldn't have anything to do with the language. The whole rest of the world just doesn't get it.
Sure, couldn't have anything to do with the language. The whole rest of the world just doesn't get it.
If it looked like Lisp, people would be less likely to think that it's just a matter of applying their C experience, but alas, it generally looks pretty familiar, if a bit messy, to users of other imperative languages.
If you are trying to understand, write or change a Perl script, and you don't know what context a statement takes place in, or what I mean by context in this case, then you don't know what you are doing. (I mean you in the general sense, not as an indictment against the parent).
Never claimed that. If you read the quote you chose, you will find that i claimed that many did not even bother to try and get it, because they got things done and did not have any reason to get it.