In Scala/Java (~ on the JVM), there are some smaller cases where behavior is different like: /* \"Dynamic\" cast */
From the discussion that has happened in my recent question (Why is a c++ reference considered safer than a pointer?),开发者_JS百科 it raises another question in my mind: What exactly was the rational
Can anyone give me a list of languages where class immutability can be compiler enforced and tested easily ?
A colleague said he heard of a language that did not have the concept of \"if\".Is that possible?If 开发者_StackOverflow中文版so, what language is it?Besides perhaps Prolog, I don\'t know of any speci
I\'m a PHP developer. I like PHP! It is a really good language if you know how to use it, but I know it allows very bad design sometimes.
I am wondering about the effect of having an ending delimiter about performance (if it\'s a scripting language) and ease to parse languages.
In Java, the method call of an o开发者_运维技巧bject depends solely on the object type, and not the reference type.
I\'m designing a programming language for my personal use and education. The first versions of the reference compiler will compile the source to some other language like C. What things should I keep i
I\'ve been looking at compiler design.I\'ve done a one semester course on it at University and have been reading Modern Compiler Design by Grune et al, the book seems to advocate an annotated Abstract
In Objective-C, you can\'t declare method names where the last component doesn\'t take an argument. For example, the following is illegal.
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