Thanks for the feedback.
Nowadays I use .NET and Java environments as an "almost like" experience of what mainstream computing could have looked like.
But when I see companies like Apple releasing playgrounds, Oracle adding a REPL and the edit/continue and REPL in .NET, there is some hope left.
No, this was simply counted vs terminated strings. I would like to find that paper and revisit the data again to see if it is still true.
Thanks for the feedback.
Nowadays I use .NET and Java environments as an "almost like" experience of what mainstream computing could have looked like.
But when I see companies like Apple releasing playgrounds, Oracle adding a REPL and the edit/continue and REPL in .NET, there is some hope left.