There's enough good data backing up that conclusion that there's no point using crappy data like in the article.
Nobody will argue C is more expressive than Python, but the data in the article doesn't support it. Just because something is true doesn't mean it's okay to support it with shoddy data.
LOC per commit isn't a proxy measurement of the expressiveness of a language. The entire premise of the article is flawed.
Nobody will argue C is more expressive than Python, but the data in the article doesn't support it. Just because something is true doesn't mean it's okay to support it with shoddy data.
LOC per commit isn't a proxy measurement of the expressiveness of a language. The entire premise of the article is flawed.