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Комментарии
out of the 4 languages PHP is the one that looks easier to read for me, using "array_map" or "array_shift" looks very splicit to me. The second one would be Go. Btw you dont have to use array_shift, you can use array_slice to do immutable.
Just the kind of video I was looking for. Why do people ever compare languages without showing any code?
nullsah
I really like the toUpperCase() != toLowerCase() method to check for alpha characters, in the case where you don't have a built-in function to check for that. :)
tobberh
Fun fact: Bash was named bash because when you're writing bash scripts you want to bash your head through the monitor.
:)
michaeldursojr.
What's the name of the terminal emulator that you are using ?