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For questions comparing the implementation of a feature on different languages.
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Why do some PL choose to have a dedicated keyword for elseif instead of like in C?
Another reason for elseif/elsif/elif is if the conditional construct has a keyword terminator, like the shell's fi or Lua's end. You don't want to be writing else if because now you're writing nested …
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Segmented Stack Efficiency
Even if the new segment is maintained, crossing that boundary in a tight loop can be expensive. The better solution is that when a new segment is allocated, a few frames are moved from the youngest e …
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