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They specifically called it out as a syntactical issue, where the issue was based around the requirement to have the 'red' or 'blue' keyword. The section on "2.
by eikenberry 11mo ago
They specifically called it out as a syntactical issue, where the issue was based around the requirement to have the 'red' or 'blue' keyword. The section on "2. The way you call a function depends on its color." makes this pretty explicit...
2. The way you call a function depends on its color.
Imagine a “blue call” syntax and a “red call” syntax. Something like:
doSomethingAzure()blue;
doSomethingCarnelian()red;
When calling a function, you need to use the call that corresponds to its color.
- woodruffw 11mo agoI don’t think so? The implication is that it’s a callback, which of course is going to require another call to realize the evaluation. But it’s not inherently another keyword; the keyword is just sugar for deferred evaluation.