Well, sorry to be snarky, but you couldn't have supported my point better.
Both you and the article author (where the code snippets are from) missed this critical detail during the first iteration. And not on some complex, esoteric problem but on one of the most basic language constructs.
I blame neither of you, I only ask that we please not discount the extra complexity.
Ah, your point makes much more sense now. Yes, the author had some overly complex examples, but I'm optimistic about using user-space libraries to handle flow control without having to add new language primitives.
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why wrap your second example
That's hardly much more complex
Well, sorry to be snarky, but you couldn't have supported my point better.
Both you and the article author (where the code snippets are from) missed this critical detail during the first iteration. And not on some complex, esoteric problem but on one of the most basic language constructs.
I blame neither of you, I only ask that we please not discount the extra complexity.
Ah, your point makes much more sense now. Yes, the author had some overly complex examples, but I'm optimistic about using user-space libraries to handle flow control without having to add new language primitives.