By the way, strings are just arrays of characters. String == Char[]! Similarly, integers are just arrays of digits. Int == Digit[]!
By the way, strings are just arrays of characters.
String == Char[]!
Similarly, integers are just arrays of digits.
Int == Digit[]!
Whenever I think the jokes must have ended, something like this pops up
imported units will be subject to a 25% tariff, that is, imported code will run 25% slower and, at random, 25% of your code (lines) will be lost
I guess this solves the problem of too much 3rd party code in your repo.
Just have to put the CPU into protectionist mode!
You can make classes, but you can only ever make one instance of them. This shouldn’t affect how most object-oriented programmers work.
Now I’m looking for the “boilerplate” keyword …
love the name
Would perhaps be a good language for exploring controversial design concepts, such as the principle of least privilege.
I’d love to see the discussion in which they decided to rename dreamberd to gulfofmexico
I don’t understand the joke of the original name.
Whenever I think the jokes must have ended, something like this pops up
I guess this solves the problem of too much 3rd party code in your repo.
Just have to put the CPU into protectionist mode!
Now I’m looking for the “boilerplate” keyword …
love the name
Would perhaps be a good language for exploring controversial design concepts, such as the principle of least privilege.
I’d love to see the discussion in which they decided to rename dreamberd to gulfofmexico
I don’t understand the joke of the original name.