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No, MRVs can actually offer useful properties and features, that is what they do in Common Lisp. That Go does not do that has nothing to do with MRVs.
by masklinn 2y ago
No, MRVs can actually offer useful properties and features, that is what they do in Common Lisp. That Go does not do that has nothing to do with MRVs.
- erik_seaberg 2y agof(g(), h()) can't work with MRVs, only f(g()). multiple-value-list, multiple-value-call, and quietly ignoring unneeded values makes them much more usable.