By daniel
via langexplr.blogspot.com
Published: Feb 06 2008 / 10:37
This is the first of a two-part series of posts about the way different languages allow you to handle a call to method that doesn't exist. I'll try to implement a little example with each of these languages. For this part I'm going to show Ruby, Smalltalk, Groovy and Boo.
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