On Wednesday 09 July 2003 09:59, Matthew Zito wrote: > Plus the syntax is much more flexible (read: lazier) than C, so it saves > time. Interestingly enough, there are organizations that are starting > to decide that the perl's syntactical flexibility is a negative - look > at Yahoo's choice of PHP for its long-term application platform. They > said, among other things, that they were concerned about enforcing > coding standards in a Perl environment.
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