so <s...@so.do> wrote:
If we take a look at the very first code example from the talk it looks like this:account.people.each do |person| puts person.name end You could translate this in two ways when translating into D. First way: foreach (person ; account.people) writeln(person.name);Am i alone thinking D one better here?
Absolutely not. Ruby reads like Yoda-speak, while D is almost plain English. Had foreach used 'in' instead of the semicolon, only punctuation and 'ln' would be off. -- Simen
