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Top-level execution doesn't require linear execution. As an example, JavaScript has top-level execution where function definition order doesn't matter. This is
by moron4hire 3y ago
Top-level execution doesn't require linear execution. As an example, JavaScript has top-level execution where function definition order doesn't matter. This is achieved by "hoisting" all function declarations within a block of execution to the beginning of the block before then exercising any statements.
- noduerme 3y agoRight. Adding virtual classes in weird orders does not make code more readable, and it's just a hint for the compiler anyway.