Comment by dnautics
3 hours ago
i mean in zig-clr it pushes you towards more expressive patterns, for example, making you label pointers as optional if their status is ambiguous
3 hours ago
i mean in zig-clr it pushes you towards more expressive patterns, for example, making you label pointers as optional if their status is ambiguous
A language is more expressive when it allows more programs and less expressive when it allows fewer programs. I don't know zig-clr, but if it rejects programs that Zig accepts (for example, by rejecting the aforementioned ambiguous pointers), then it is less expressive, not more (keeping in mind that being less expressive is not a pejorative).