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Syntactic sugar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In computer science, syntactic sugar in a language is syntax designed to make things easier to read or to express, while alternative ways of expressing them exist. It makes the language "sweeter" fo...
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There really isn’t any difference between languages, the argument goes, because “all Turing complete language differ solely on syntactic sugar.”...
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Launched a new WPS-Demo website ... Wat is WPS ... For the dutchies , english folks check this page;
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Today I vowed to learn the Spark View Engine. While I don't hate ASP.NET's MVC WebForm View Engine, its clearly outclassed by the other MVC stacks. ... John Sheehan wrote re: Adding Syntactic Sugar to the Spark View Engine ... DotNetShoutout wrote Adding Syntactic Sugar to the Spark View Engine - Karl Seguin - CodeBetter.Com...
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Java contains a bit of syntactic sugar. All objects in Java are created through calls to the object model except one: String. Strings can be created directly through Java syntax. In Java we can create a String through the object model by calling a constructor: String name = new String ("eduardo");
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x+=1 and x=x+1 have different semantics when x is declared volatile - to me this says they are not equivalent, one is not syntactic sugar for the other.
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7.11. Syntactic sugar expressions ... As shown in the following table, several Sather constructs are simply syntactic sugar for corresponding routine calls. Each of these transformations is applied after the component expressions have themselves been transformed.
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syntactic sugar: n. ... The variants syntactic saccharin and syntactic syrup are also recorded. These denote something even more gratuitous, in that syntactic sugar serves a purpose (making something more acceptable to humans), but syntactic saccharin or syrup serve no purpose at all.
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Perl comes laced and frosted with syntactic sugar. Larry Wall explains why he doesn’t heed Alan Perlis’s famous warning about cancer of the semicolon. ... After all, you can view all operators as mere syntactic sugar — operators are just funny looking function calls. Some languages make a feature of leveling all...
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Das spiegelt so ziemlich meine Erfahrungen mit den Programmen Pixelmator und Acorn wieder. Man nehme eine typische 16-bit TIFF-Datei aus einer gewöhnlichen DSLR und starte damit eines der Programme und schaut dabei zu, wie schlecht sie sich schlagen. Da wird ewig geladen, ... Grundrauschen: (mich hatte jemand gefragt,
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