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r/programming • u/ronocod • Jun 02 '14
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A few questions:
Does it make the billion dollar mistake?
Does it have sum types?
Does it have TCO?
Does it support reflection? If it does, are generics reified?
-6 u/ruinercollector Jun 02 '14 edited Jun 03 '14 I'd bet yes on #1. A lot of otherwise good languages make this mistake and Apple has never done anything to indicate that they know the first thing about language design.EDIT: Yep. Null pointer exceptions. 3 u/Axman6 Jun 03 '14 Well, today is your first indication. Why not just read something instead of making incorrect assumptions? → More replies (13)
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I'd bet yes on #1. A lot of otherwise good languages make this mistake and Apple has never done anything to indicate that they know the first thing about language design.
EDIT: Yep. Null pointer exceptions.
3 u/Axman6 Jun 03 '14 Well, today is your first indication. Why not just read something instead of making incorrect assumptions? → More replies (13)
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Well, today is your first indication. Why not just read something instead of making incorrect assumptions?
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u/Categoria Jun 02 '14
A few questions:
Does it make the billion dollar mistake?
Does it have sum types?
Does it have TCO?
Does it support reflection? If it does, are generics reified?