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Artificial languages for instructing computers to do steps of computation in order to complete tasks. They allow programmers to communicate with computers.
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Finding a new programming language for web development?
I wasn't going to post this as an answer, but Xeoncross asked me to, so here we go:
(Sidenote: if someone could fix the markdown issue in the little code example, I'd appreciate it.)
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How is Nothing a subtype of every other type in Scala
Subtyping and inheritance are two different things! Nothing doesn't extend everything, it's a subtype, it only extends Any.
The specification[§3.5.2] has a special case governing the subtyping-relati …
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