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From: Arne Vajhøj on 20 Jun 2010 19:44 On 20-06-2010 17:38, Lew wrote: > On 06/20/2010 04:56 PM, ilan wrote: >> Unfortunately, it is "not true" the most of the time only in theory and >> it is true most of the time in practice that they have no understood >> meaning since no one has successfully defined a dynamic semantic >> interpretaion for Java by any of three main approaches. Scheme is one of >> the languages for which a formal semantic interpretation has been >> successfully created. So some people interpret Scheme that way. >> >> Java is not one of the languages. No complete operational, denotational >> or axiomatic semantics have been created for Java. > > "No true Scotsman." We *were* talking about interpretation of individual > computer programs. Suddenly now you're talking about a "complete > operational, denotational or axiomatic semantic" for the Java language > as a whole, about which I have no claims. But it sounded cool. You take some advanced terms put them in a sentence and it may give people the impression that you know something. Arne |