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regular expression support is so fundamental to the language that
it's worth it, and its Swiss-Army-knife nature is
perfect for things I don't expect to need again
later. I also tend to use Perl when I want to write a very portable
script, as most Unixes include Perl as part of the base system these
days, whereas Python, while just as portable, tends to need to be
installed seperately. When I want to build more complex scripts or
larger systems, and maintainability is thus a higher priority, I use
Python. I often use Python even for smaller things if I intend to
keep them around for a while.
In the end, of course, it comes down to a matter of personal taste
and judgment. Personally, I value being able to understand my code
six months (or six years!) down the road far more than having every
tool imaginable at my fingertips, so I tend to lean towards languages
that help you write clear, readable code, like Python.
-- DJPH
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