Python confession

Guys, I have something of a confession to make.

I love Python. I seriously do. Strong dynamic typing is awesome, so are lists and dictionaries, and people who BAWWWWWWW over forced indentation need to quit submitting entries to IOCCC and realize that forced indentation is a good thing.

This might just be one of those "Oh shit, I'm learning a new language, it's all novel and fresh for me, I love it." We'll see. I've been using Java for over four years now. Python is quite a breath of fresh air.

(Parentheses) and cddadrs are even more horrible than FIOC. Seriously, being powerful and all, Lisp has the worst syntax (save APL) ever.

>>40-41
WHBTC

>>1-43
SPAWHBTC.

>>43
TMSYBIITM.

MOCIAC

OWFIOCTO

RS

>>47
huh?

>>48
Use the RS and RE macros to start and end a section of indented text, respectively.

>>49
$ cat fioc.py
for n in xrange(10):
RS
print n
RE
$ python fioc.py
  File "fioc.py", line 2
    RS
     ^
IndentationError: expected an indented block
I call bullshit.

>>48-50
RS

>>50
fioc.py
I lol'd for no reason.

>>50
.RS
You have to prefix it with a `.', as in all other commands.
.RE

One word, the forced sage of the code.

In the kernel, garbage collection doesn't exist (and
outside the kernel garbage collection is slow and inefficient)
Linus is such a faggot.

Xarn is a bad boyfriend