Re:Lisp-Flavored Programming Languages
by naniwaduni on Wednesday November 27, 2019 @02:03AM
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Frequently-used interpreted code is probably interpreted more than it is read. Most of the code in a large codebase is likely compiled more than it is read. One-off code is often written, compiled, and executed once, and read never.
If a piece of code is read more often than it's interpreted, written, and compiled, it's probably example code.
If a piece of code is read more often than it's interpreted, written, and compiled, it's probably example code.