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| 2 | GlynWebster | 1 | StrictEvaluation is the traditional approach to evaluating expressions in a ProgrammingLanguage. It means that the values of sub-expressions are worked out before passing them to operators, and that the values of parameters are worked out before passing them to functions. |
| 1 | GlynWebster | 2 | |
| 5 | AristotlePagaltzis | 3 | This is the norm in imperative programming used in [ProgrammingLanguage]s like [C], [C++] or [Java] and in in "unpure" functional programming used in languages like [ML] and [LISP]. StrictEvaluation means you can predict the order that expressions will be evaluated in, so other language features like reassignable variables and a conventional I/O system become practical. |
| 1 | GlynWebster | 4 | |
| 5 | AristotlePagaltzis | 5 | Contrast LazyEvaluation. |
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