It also looks like object usage in other C-like languages. It will be easier to read and write for people coming from C, C#, and Java.
EDIT: I guess that's still ease of use, but in a different way than mentioned in the post. As far as I know there is no time difference when the code is actually running so there is only really differences in ease.
So, dot is preferred just for ease of use and nothing else?
Yup! But isnāt that enough of a selling point š
It also looks like object usage in other C-like languages. It will be easier to read and write for people coming from C, C#, and Java.
EDIT: I guess that's still ease of use, but in a different way than mentioned in the post. As far as I know there is no time difference when the code is actually running so there is only really differences in ease.
Woo! Definitely an advantage š will add that to my notes š