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Actually it would have been a contextual keyword, meaning it could be any word the committee wanted it to be, and it is only recognized as such in this particul
by agent327 5y ago
Actually it would have been a contextual keyword, meaning it could be any word the committee wanted it to be, and it is only recognized as such in this particular context (i.e. at the end of a function declaration). They could have chosen anything they wanted, but decided that '=delete' was fine.
Other examples of contextual keywords are 'final' and 'override', which may also occur on function declarations.