Comment on Why OCaml, Why Now?parentComments−srean12yDont judge syntax when you are new to a language. Few syntaxes have the tendency to never grow on you, but it is surprising how most do, even when your first impressions were pretty bad. Remarkable abilities of the human brain !−sireat12yDoes that mean that K syntax could grow on me? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K_(programming_language)For this old C programmer, Python proved to have the most friendly syntax.
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Dont judge syntax when you are new to a language. Few syntaxes have the tendency to never grow on you, but it is surprising how most do, even when your first impressions were pretty bad. Remarkable abilities of the human brain !
Does that mean that K syntax could grow on me? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K_(programming_language)
For this old C programmer, Python proved to have the most friendly syntax.