RE: Modern Programming Language Concepts
[email protected] ("Lee Goddard")
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Helmut: > Finding out how language features can be combined which originally weren't > meant to be combined seems to be a very difficult task, since AFAIK there > is still no language which combines at least most of the important advanced > language concepts, which separately are well understood. Could you give a few examples of these advanced features, beyond typing? > If you want to understand modern programming language concepts you should > try to do some programming with declarative languages I have done, and some of those languages you mention are from the '60s. > >Thus my question is explicitly relevant to this list, > >and you have accidentally dodged the issue, as adeptly > >as a high-ranking academic :) > > Sorry, I didn't want to pretend to be one. Crieky, no! Cheers, Lee