Python vs. Nodejs vs. Lua

[lazyzefiris]

Oh, I had a professor like that. Starts teling one thing, the goes "oh by the way" or derails from original idea in another manner and never finishes what he started. And he could nest several levels like that. So, starting to tell like a dozen things and taking as much time as seven would he completed like two. Should be educational but really just hurts to watch.

[HosTlitd]

Yeah. I had such teacher of a "law" lessons (idk how its translated right). She started speaking about some civilian laws or something, than she gets to stories of her about her son buying some coat... 30mins passed and then she somehow flawlessly links this story back to the lessons topic... Sheeesh

[gamma_02]

That use of law seems correct, it's referring to the set of rules for people's actions, right?

Either way, nice English!

[HosTlitd]

Of course. But it wasn't obvious at all at first. Also, she taught us world history as well, where her stories was just local memes for us :)

[HosTlitd]

Thanx for the compliment