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I would have called it "mood"/"mode" Like the subjunctive mood. I imagine not super helpful for English speakers where we have exactly one verb that takes a c
by throwawaymaths 4y ago
I would have called it "mood"/"mode"
Like the subjunctive mood. I imagine not super helpful for English speakers where we have exactly one verb that takes a change on subjunctive mood.
In most languages with it, entering the subjunctive mood requires a prefixing context/preposition which is analogous to function coloring system/async keyword