Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "Most Useful Constructs Across Programming Languages" video.

Nice. I didn't know that Kotlin had F-strings by default. I can't say as though I really like the list comprehension transformations, but it looks like Julia and Python have the cleanest for loops. I think for most things, generator patterns are probably the wrong way to go because it's slower, but it depends on what you're doing. I also kind of feel like the trait composition that Rust and a few other languages use makes it more difficult to define and implement an interface. Of course, now I wish I had already learned Kotlin years ago, because who knows what other good features it has that could've inspired me in designing my own language. I decided on F-strings by default not because of being inspired by a language which did, but because Python's F-strings annoyed me.
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@kantancoding I'll have to remember to post a link when I finally publish it. I'm still working on writing the ARM code generator, so that may be a while yet.
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