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C family here refers to syntax style. In this case the general use of curly braces to denote blocks and often semicolons to denote end of statements. Another ex
by hencoappel 3y ago
C family here refers to syntax style. In this case the general use of curly braces to denote blocks and often semicolons to denote end of statements. Another example of such a family would be the ML language family with languages like Haskell and F Sharp.
- akkad33 3y agoIs Haskell in ML family? I know Fsharp and Ocaml are but Haskell seems to be very different from them synctically with the only similarity being that it is functional