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>for i from 0 to 10
If your favorite language doesn't read like plain English like this, it's dogshit.
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>>108530108
>thinks this is like natural language
>he can’t say (loop for key being the keys in hash do …)
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>>108530108
If your language is slow it's dogshit. Computers exist for efficiency.
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for and while loops are for children programming languages, I make my loops with gotos
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>>108530108
>for i from 0 to 10
Show me 3 non-autistic people who ever said that.
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>>108530177
>If your language is slow it's dogshit. Computers exist for efficiency.
Normal for loops are more efficient and easier to optimize than C-style loops.
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>>108530177
anon it's 2026 and you still don't understand that the code the computer reads is irrelevant to what you read?
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>>108530108
for i in 0..10 is much better.
or even better (0..10).map().collect()



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