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Actually they do, particularly for reading, as they separate language boilerplate from actual content. For example, to call a function, we just use the name of
by mpweiher 4y ago
Actually they do, particularly for reading, as they separate language boilerplate from actual content.
For example, to call a function, we just use the name of the function and parentheses, rather than saying "call". This is useful, because it allows the reader to focus on what is of interest.
- pjmlp 4y agoOther than BASIC, COBOL, Assembly and a few others, call isn't a thing.