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A programming language is used to produced machine code. | |||
inference type | Programming languages have different level of semantics but they still share same concepts. | ||
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|Infer the type from the context (return function type) such as the keyword auto in C++ | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:54, 8 November 2017
A programming language is used to produced machine code.
Programming languages have different level of semantics but they still share same concepts.
| Definition | |
|---|---|
| referentially transparent | |
| type inference | Infer the type from the context (return function type) such as the keyword auto in C++ |
| reference | |
| pointer | Memory address of an object |