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On the grounds that we live in the real world, not a world where anything written down is a true and complete description of reality. "Technically correct" is s
by uxp8u61q 3y ago
On the grounds that we live in the real world, not a world where anything written down is a true and complete description of reality. "Technically correct" is sometimes a synonym of "incorrect".
- pdonis 3y agoBy your criterion, no programming language has a language specification at all. I don't think that's a useful way to look at things. I would like to see some indication from the people who say that the Python Language Reference I gave a link to does not qualify as "language specification", of what would qualify. Specific examples would be nice.