top | item 47075538 (no title) j_w | 10 days ago How is that snippet any better than:x := 42Orlet x = 42Orx = 42It seems like a regression from modern languages. discuss order hn newest bmn__|6 days ago "my" is 33% shorter than "let"Example 1 and 3 are not declarations, so apples ↔ oranges yossi_peti|6 days ago Example 1 is a declaration in Go. Example 3 is a declaration in Python. j_w|6 days ago my $x = 42;let x = 42Well, when you add in the '$' and ';' tokens the "let" example is still shorter. Also as another person replied to you, those other two examples are declarations in other languages. So 0 for 3 there.
bmn__|6 days ago "my" is 33% shorter than "let"Example 1 and 3 are not declarations, so apples ↔ oranges yossi_peti|6 days ago Example 1 is a declaration in Go. Example 3 is a declaration in Python. j_w|6 days ago my $x = 42;let x = 42Well, when you add in the '$' and ';' tokens the "let" example is still shorter. Also as another person replied to you, those other two examples are declarations in other languages. So 0 for 3 there.
j_w|6 days ago my $x = 42;let x = 42Well, when you add in the '$' and ';' tokens the "let" example is still shorter. Also as another person replied to you, those other two examples are declarations in other languages. So 0 for 3 there.
bmn__|6 days ago
Example 1 and 3 are not declarations, so apples ↔ oranges
yossi_peti|6 days ago
j_w|6 days ago
let x = 42
Well, when you add in the '$' and ';' tokens the "let" example is still shorter. Also as another person replied to you, those other two examples are declarations in other languages. So 0 for 3 there.