From: Jim Freeze <jimfreeze@...>
Date: 2006-02-02T15:48:56+09:00
Subject: Re: Indentation vs. "end"s

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On Feb 1, 2006, at 3:38 PM, Rubyist wrote:

>>> I have looked at some of my and other people's Ruby code and
>>> often been tempted to select those last 5
>>> 'ends' and hit the delete button. : )
>
> Thank God! I am not alone on the earth!  ;-D
> Man, you've made me so laughed! Hahaha!
>

I think we can learn a lot from programming languages and Python.
First off, we should be writing in a fixed space font so we
can take visual cues from spacing more easily.
Next, why do we need periods at the end of a sentence
when we know that two spaces after a word mean
that the previous sentence just ended  Doesn't
that make sense  And do we really need caps at
the beginning of a sentence  we know all sentences
are capitalized and we have just defined that
two spaces before a word means that it is at the
beginning of a sentence  next we should look at
spelling  double consonants don't realy add to
the meaning  so begining now we spel words by
droping repeated consonants  just look at al
these great benefits we can learn from python
self.we self.just self.need self.to self.learn
self.to self.ignore self.certain self.aspects
self.that self.may self.cary self.over

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Jim Freeze




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