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Convention in no way prevents anything. Convention is simply that. People are free to not follow convention when nothing is enforcing it. You frequently see jun
by aniforprez 3y ago
Convention in no way prevents anything. Convention is simply that. People are free to not follow convention when nothing is enforcing it. You frequently see juniors, who may be brand new to the language, making mistakes with conventions. If I'm supposed to depend on the vagaries of some accepted standard that is only documented in text then it is less than useless in the real world
- preseinger 3y agoif we say a language "addresses" a given concern, is it necessary that this is accomplished in the compiler, and that the rules for that concern, whatever they are, are enforced at compile-time? (spoiler: no)
- aniforprez 3y agospoiler: yes If the language "addresses" it by convention then it is not addressing it at a language level at all
- preseinger 3y ago"the language level" is not only what is defined and enforced by the compiler but i'm sure i won't convince you of anything here, so good luck to you