"Its" denotes possession without the apostrophe. "It's" means "it is".
"clean elegant syntax" ought to be "clean, elegant syntax"; however, if we were to do that, then the rest of the commas for the following list would need to be semicolons, so I used a conjunction ("and") instead of the comma.
jmcvetta
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8 years ago
"Its" denotes possession without the apostrophe. "It's" means "it is".
"clean elegant syntax" ought to be "clean, elegant syntax"; however, if we were to do that, then the rest of the commas for the following list would need to be semicolons, so I used a conjunction ("and") instead of the comma.