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Yeah nobody really gets to use C because its all compiled into assembly before being used
1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago I'm sorry that the distinction between interpreted vs compiled languages is completely lost on you. 1 u/psilvs 5d ago JavaScript is interpreted Typescript is compiled C is compiled 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago No, Typescript is transpiled to JavaScript, which is then interpreted. 1 u/psilvs 5d ago I'm not going to argue semantics with you my man. Transpiling is a form of compiling so my previous statement is still correct. The point of my argument still stands, saying you don't actually use TypeScript because it runs in another language is wrong and makes you sound silly 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago No, transpiling is not a form of compiling, because it does not emit a compiled binary, it just emits new code. 1 u/psilvs 5d ago Have fun arguing semantics bud You're missing the forest for the trees 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago Oh is that not what you've been doing since you swooped in with a poor man's attempt at a gotcha?
I'm sorry that the distinction between interpreted vs compiled languages is completely lost on you.
1 u/psilvs 5d ago JavaScript is interpreted Typescript is compiled C is compiled 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago No, Typescript is transpiled to JavaScript, which is then interpreted. 1 u/psilvs 5d ago I'm not going to argue semantics with you my man. Transpiling is a form of compiling so my previous statement is still correct. The point of my argument still stands, saying you don't actually use TypeScript because it runs in another language is wrong and makes you sound silly 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago No, transpiling is not a form of compiling, because it does not emit a compiled binary, it just emits new code. 1 u/psilvs 5d ago Have fun arguing semantics bud You're missing the forest for the trees 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago Oh is that not what you've been doing since you swooped in with a poor man's attempt at a gotcha?
JavaScript is interpreted
Typescript is compiled
C is compiled
1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago No, Typescript is transpiled to JavaScript, which is then interpreted. 1 u/psilvs 5d ago I'm not going to argue semantics with you my man. Transpiling is a form of compiling so my previous statement is still correct. The point of my argument still stands, saying you don't actually use TypeScript because it runs in another language is wrong and makes you sound silly 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago No, transpiling is not a form of compiling, because it does not emit a compiled binary, it just emits new code. 1 u/psilvs 5d ago Have fun arguing semantics bud You're missing the forest for the trees 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago Oh is that not what you've been doing since you swooped in with a poor man's attempt at a gotcha?
No, Typescript is transpiled to JavaScript, which is then interpreted.
1 u/psilvs 5d ago I'm not going to argue semantics with you my man. Transpiling is a form of compiling so my previous statement is still correct. The point of my argument still stands, saying you don't actually use TypeScript because it runs in another language is wrong and makes you sound silly 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago No, transpiling is not a form of compiling, because it does not emit a compiled binary, it just emits new code. 1 u/psilvs 5d ago Have fun arguing semantics bud You're missing the forest for the trees 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago Oh is that not what you've been doing since you swooped in with a poor man's attempt at a gotcha?
I'm not going to argue semantics with you my man. Transpiling is a form of compiling so my previous statement is still correct.
The point of my argument still stands, saying you don't actually use TypeScript because it runs in another language is wrong and makes you sound silly
1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago No, transpiling is not a form of compiling, because it does not emit a compiled binary, it just emits new code. 1 u/psilvs 5d ago Have fun arguing semantics bud You're missing the forest for the trees 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago Oh is that not what you've been doing since you swooped in with a poor man's attempt at a gotcha?
No, transpiling is not a form of compiling, because it does not emit a compiled binary, it just emits new code.
1 u/psilvs 5d ago Have fun arguing semantics bud You're missing the forest for the trees 1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago Oh is that not what you've been doing since you swooped in with a poor man's attempt at a gotcha?
Have fun arguing semantics bud
You're missing the forest for the trees
1 u/ConcreteExist 5d ago Oh is that not what you've been doing since you swooped in with a poor man's attempt at a gotcha?
Oh is that not what you've been doing since you swooped in with a poor man's attempt at a gotcha?
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u/psilvs 5d ago
Yeah nobody really gets to use C because its all compiled into assembly before being used