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That's confusing the language specification with one of its implementations. In Jython, for example, objects are not "just pointers".
by jknupp 14y ago
That's confusing the language specification with one of its implementations. In Jython, for example, objects are not "just pointers".
- adrusi 14y agono, they are still just pointers. they might be pointers to something fancier than a struct of its instance variables and abstracted by java's object system but in the end it's still a pointer