On 11/9/2011 5:46 PM, Caligo wrote:
There are about 20 directives, so that puts the keywords count for C++ to 101. It's still fewer than D. Does that mean D is more complex than C++?
C++ has "unsigned", "long", and "unsigned long" while D has "uint", "long", and "ulong". That's one more keyword; does that make D more complex than C++?
Python with 33, I think most would agree that is has a very consice grammer.
Python lacks a lot of powerful features that are in D.
