What kind of language design makes a two word keyword? Elif reads much more elegantly. It even aligns with else
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What kind of language design makes a two word keyword? Elif reads much more elegantly. It even aligns with else
Redeyed potatos are off to chase me so go feed yourself a troll
else if is two keywords, though.
else, and if.Elif is a name. But it sounds better than having two words. It's like a key having two prong things.
else if is used like a single keyword. Sure, else if covers it through parsing makeup but it doesn't cover the use. It'd be like saying if()if() instead of if()&&()
Perhaps if #define elif else if got elif syntax highlighted we could all get alongYeah :)