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by G3rn0ti
1119 days ago
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> Having to remember something like that violates so many design principles. While I am inclined to agree, this is the case for many languages. Python and JS for example IRC. When you receive a dictionary or an object as a function argument you have no write protection if you poke around inside of it. Perl makes it at least a bit more obvious. In C++ you have constant reference signatures if you happen to use them but the syntax is also not exactly pretty. In C you only may pass pointers to an array which is even done implicitly. No write protection either. |
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