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Programming idiom

In programming and in code, an idiom describes a commonly-used way to code a relatively small construct in a particular programming context (i.e. programming language). Many such constructs are found in multiple programming contexts yet tend to vary by context. Like a linguistic idiom, a programming idiom is a commonly-used way to express a concept in a…

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Programming idiom → commonly-used way to express a concept in a language that exists outside the definition of the language yet is constrained by it.Similar to a software design pattern
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Programming idiom → Wikibooks

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Programming idiomis acommonly-used way to express a concept in a language that exists outside the definition of the language yet is constrained by it.Similar to a software design pattern0.90text
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