Anonymous Variables in Imperative Languages

09/24/2017
by   Keehang Kwon, et al.
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In this paper, we bring anonymous variables into imperative languages. Anonymous variables represent don't-care values and have proven useful in logic programming. To bring the same level of benefits into imperative languages, we describe an extension to C wth anonymous variables.

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