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You'll feel right at home in Nim, then, where "$" is the "convert to string" operator - "$x" means "a string formatted version of x" regardless of x's type.
by beagle3 5y ago
You'll feel right at home in Nim, then, where "$" is the "convert to string" operator - "$x" means "a string formatted version of x" regardless of x's type.
- thom 5y agoHa, that had never occurred to me but I actually do enjoy Nim. Feels sort of joyful in a way some of the other recent systems languages aren’t, perhaps it’s my nostalgia.