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Python syntax in Lisp and Scheme
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[QUOTE="Karl A. Krueger, post: 1730145"] This seems like a good juncture to post my list of common myths and misconceptions about popular programming languages. Contributions are welcome; flames only if they're funny. Anyone who needs to see :) on things to know they're meant in jest should stop reading now. == Programming Language Myths == BASIC Myth: People who learn BASIC go on to learn other languages. Reality: Most people who learn BASIC go on to find less nerdy ways of writing "Mr. Gzabowski is a lame teacher" over and over again. C Myth: C programs are insecure, full of buffer overflows and such. Reality: C programs are only insecure if written by imperfect programmers. Since all C programmers know that they are perfect, there's no problem. COBOL Myth: COBOL is dead. Reality: It stalks from out the ancient vaults of death, its putrid mind drawn to the blood of the living. Forth Myth: Forth makes no sense. Reality: backwards. think to have just you sense, perfect makes Forth Java Myth: You need Java to do business applications. Reality: You need Java to get a job. Lisp Myth: Lisp is an interpreted language. Reality: Lisp is COMPILED DAMMIT COMPILED! IT'S IN THE FUCKING STANDARD!!! Pascal Myth: Pascal is a toy. Reality: Oh, wait, that is not a myth, it is true ... Perl Myth: Perl is impossible to read. Reality: You are not taking enough psychedelics. Python Myth: Python's only problem is the whitespace thing. Reality: Python's only problem is that it is fucking slow. [/QUOTE]
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