Why does DrRacket IDE considers some identifiers as “symbols” and some as “keywords”? What is the difference?
Why does DrRacket (kind of Scheme) IDE highlights some of the identifiers as “keywords” (for example define, lambda, send*), and the others as “symbols” (user defined identifiers, +, -, abs, send, send+, etc.)?
why “new” keyword is not contextual keyword?
Based on: C# Keywords
why “new” keyword is not contextual keyword?
Based on: C# Keywords
Why is the ‘out’ keyword used in two seemingly disparate contexts?
In C#, the out keyword can be used in two different ways.
Why VB local variables can be ‘static’, not ‘shared’?
In Visual Basic .NET, I can see different keyword for the same(?) concept:
Why does an interface extend an interface instead of implementing it?
In Java suppose that I have interface A:
Why does an interface extend an interface instead of implementing it?
In Java suppose that I have interface A:
Why does an interface extend an interface instead of implementing it?
In Java suppose that I have interface A:
Why does an interface extend an interface instead of implementing it?
In Java suppose that I have interface A:
Why does an interface extend an interface instead of implementing it?
In Java suppose that I have interface A: