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Unreachable code: error or warning? [closed]

compiler-construction language-agnostic language-design

How can I write like "x == either 1 or 2" in a programming language? [duplicate]

language-design boolean-operations

Duck typing, must it be dynamic?

language-design duck-typing type-systems definitions structural-typing

Which Forth to start porting from?

embedded language-design forth retro-computing

Why does C++ not have an exponentiation operator?

c++ language-design exponential exponentiation

What's the point of deleted virtual functions?

c++ virtual-functions language-design deleted-functions

What is the purpose of Rust's function parameter syntax over C's?

c rust language-design

Typed abstract syntax and DSL design in Haskell

haskell dsl language-design dependent-type

Why are jagged arrays in C# defined in the opposite way?

c# language-design

Reflection: Why are there methods like setAccessible()?

java reflection language-design access-modifiers

Do Static vs. Dynamic Types Have Anything to Do With Making it More Difficult To Write an IDE?

parsing dynamic types static language-design

Using ref to indicate parameter will be modified

c# theory language-design

Are JVM implemented languages like Jython using Java underneath or are they using the JVM native?

java jvm language-design

Cannot implicitly convert child class to parent class in type parametrized method

c# generics language-design

overview of DLR? [closed]

language-design dynamic-language-runtime

Why are Java objects pointers to pointers?

java pointers jvm language-design

Would it be possible to have "method/field" literals comparable to the class literals in Java/Scala?

java class scala reflection language-design

Output language/format for toy compiler

assembly compiler-construction language-design vm-implementation

Why does the standard require only input iterators for std::distance, rather than forward iterators?

c++ language-lawyer language-design
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