Some languages have precise definitions, which let people (and compilers) reason about what a program means. These definitions are called formal semantics
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Even C can have trouble with this. You can't define new functions, but you change the value of a function pointer-and calling through a function pointer looks just the same, syntactically, as a regular function call.
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Even C can have trouble with this. You can't define new functions, but you change the value of a function pointer-and calling through a function pointer looks just the same, syntactically, as a regular function call.
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Oh this is gonna be a perl snark, isn't it?
*pagedown*
OH I KNEW IT.
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