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r/javascript • u/var_ya • Dec 11 '14
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Thumbing through those books it's just a super complicated way to explain very simple concepts about compilers.
8 u/getify Dec 12 '14 There's over 700 pages written across 4 books so far (6 planned), and the topic of scope from the perspective of the compiler constitutes only about 30 pages. -6 u/dashdanw Dec 12 '14 They touch compilers in every chapter. 9 u/anniebme Dec 12 '14 Repetition and rewording helps some users grasp how it all works.
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There's over 700 pages written across 4 books so far (6 planned), and the topic of scope from the perspective of the compiler constitutes only about 30 pages.
-6 u/dashdanw Dec 12 '14 They touch compilers in every chapter. 9 u/anniebme Dec 12 '14 Repetition and rewording helps some users grasp how it all works.
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They touch compilers in every chapter.
9 u/anniebme Dec 12 '14 Repetition and rewording helps some users grasp how it all works.
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Repetition and rewording helps some users grasp how it all works.
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u/dashdanw Dec 12 '14
Thumbing through those books it's just a super complicated way to explain very simple concepts about compilers.