4 ms·
Aliasing mutable objects is extremely because it's impossible to do "the right thing" for all use cases. If you don't do that, a=a+b and a+=b are denotationall
by alisonkisk 5y ago
Aliasing mutable objects is extremely because it's impossible to do "the right thing" for all use cases. If you don't do that, a=a+b and a+=b are denotationally the same.