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Lambdas are anonymous functions (i.e. not having an identifier, like methods in a class) which can be used in a wide range of programming languages.
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C is written in C, how is this possible?
ChrisF's answer is excellent, but I wanted to add this example that always stuck by me after my computer science course on bootstrapping.
Suppose you have a basic C compiler that does not support esc …
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