On 11.02.16 00:20, Georg Brandl wrote: > **Group 1: liberal (like this PEP)** > > * D [2]_ > * Perl 5 (although docs say it's more restricted) [3]_ > * Rust [4]_ > * Swift (although textual description says "between digits") [5]_ > > **Group 2: only between digits, multiple consecutive underscores** > > * C# (open proposal for 7.0) [6]_ > * Java [7]_ > > **Group 3: only between digits, only one underscore** > > * Ada [8]_ > * Julia (but not in the exponent part of floats) [9]_ > * Ruby (docs say "anywhere", in reality only between digits) [10]_ C++ is in this group too. The documentation of Perl explicitly says that Perl is in this group too (23__500 is not legal). Perhaps there is a bug in Perl implementation. And may be Swift is intended to be in this group. I think we should follow the majority of languages and use simple rule: "only between digits". I have provided an implementation.
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