Would it be possible to make a Python-like language using C-style conventions? Let's call it "Cython" for reference. If most the libraries can be auto-converted, then much of the wheel doesn't have to be reinvented.
Not everyone will like it, but at least those who don't like Python's white-space dependence will enjoy it. It would be a competitor to JavaScript, more or less.
The first thing they can fix is (Score:1, Troll)
... The stupid reliance on tabs to mark blocks.
Let's invent "Cython" (Score:2)
Would it be possible to make a Python-like language using C-style conventions? Let's call it "Cython" for reference. If most the libraries can be auto-converted, then much of the wheel doesn't have to be reinvented.
Not everyone will like it, but at least those who don't like Python's white-space dependence will enjoy it. It would be a competitor to JavaScript, more or less.
Re:Let's invent "Cython" (Score:1)
Many people like the white-space dependence, it means the code is clean and easy to read. Which is VERY important.
What I would like is a C-like Python langauge, i.e. Python syntax that can be compiled.