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by jeff-davis
1339 days ago
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A single programming language, isn't always a "single language" across different code bases. Especially for languages like C and C++, there are many different approaches that different code bases use -- memory management strategies, all kinds of internal APIs, different control flow, etc. Other languages might feel more like a "single language" because they are more domain-specific, and there are established basic libraries that are widely used, so moving from one code base to another is more fluid. |
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