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Supports behavior/interface-of? "X is Y" in English (and math) seems to have different implications than "X IS-A Y" does in statically typed, class-based OOP.
by silentbicycle 16y ago
Supports behavior/interface-of?
"X is Y" in English (and math) seems to have different implications than "X IS-A Y" does in statically typed, class-based OOP.
- stcredzero 16y agoYes, but that's IS-A in a very absolute way. There are all sorts of softer uses of "is" in English, often in combination with modifiers.