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> X is first class and thus Y [implemented in terms of X] is too. Is everything first class, then?
by refulgentis 1y ago
> X is first class and thus Y [implemented in terms of X] is too.
Is everything first class, then?
- pyrolistical 1y agoI would argue C preprocessor macros are not first class. They are optional. This anything implements with macros are not first class
- mirekrusin 1y agoIn theory it can encode 0 and 1 so anything really, right?