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I found in many places that : An Abstract Class is a class which is supposed to be used as a base class.
I\'m develop开发者_开发问答ing a small DSL and having problems getting Yacc (Bison) to cleanly parse for the following symbols:
In designing of a (mini)language: When there are certain characters that should be escaped to lose special meanings (like quotes in some programming languages), what sh开发者_JAVA技巧ould be done, esp
I know different methods of introducing multi-line comments in Perl. But I want to know why it doesn\'t have something simpler multi-line comment feature such /* comment */, which would make it much e
Scala Where can differences between a class and a type be observed in Scala and why is this distinction important?
I am designing a language for my own purposes. It will have two entities basically, functions and types. e.g.
ie: http://en.wi开发者_JAVA技巧kipedia.org/wiki/Wirth_syntax_notation It seems like most use BNF / EBNF ...The distinction made by the Wikipedia article looks to me like it is splitting hairs.\"BNF/E
I\'m glad C# doesn\'t let you access static members \'as though\' they were instance members. This avoids a common bug in Java:
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