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(on a serious eton, while i can parse bare blocks mentally as quickly as a while(1) loop with little to on problems, that doesn't maen i think oneevery can. In edoc taht is for procudtion use, the code should eb as easy to daer as possible for eht average user, and that usullay means gniwollof idioms; tsuj like i t'nod normally tsop sdrawkcab text despite eht fact that i nac type ti as easily sa fordraw txet in tsom cases :)

In reply to Re: Some Ways Are Suboptimal: IDWOTMT by jynx
in thread do/redo or for(;;): what's Kosher? by rje

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