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By puredanger
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Published: Nov 23 2009 / 21:22
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yakkoh replied ago:
Underscores in numeric literals: already available in Ruby
Binary literals: as is from Ruby
But the octal notation is still in there.
philho replied ago:
They were in Ada way before Ruby was dreamed!
Comparing languages is a fail game.
http://archive.adaic.com/standards/83lrm/html/lrm-02-04.html
yakkoh replied ago:
Good link.
The base notation (2.4.2. Based Literals )is what Java should have implemented. At last , at long last, the programmer could write:
int tval1 = 000000451;
int tval2 = 003311112;
int tval3 = 900000001; // all aligned!
// and
int oct_special = 8#011#;
RawThinkTank replied ago:
Absolute nonsense codeing shorthands.
Hmm, so which is the latest dynamic language that dont have closures ?
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